Louis Kleynhans

TANYA’S TOP 10 MISTAKES TO AVOID AS A NEW PHOTOGRAPHER, PART 2

6. Don’t forget to practice

The best way to learn and improve is to practice. Practice, practice, practice. Shoot as often as you can. Try a personal project. Experiment. Evaluate your photos. What is working? What seems off? Adjust and shoot some more. To become an expert at something, you need to practice and learn from that practice. If you aren’t sure what you should be practicing, try to find a curriculum or set of assignments to help you get started. Roberto Valenzuela’s book Picture Perfect Practice is a wonderful text book style publication that will help you practice in a deliberate and intentional way. If you want something that is more geared toward your everyday life, especially if you’re a mom, try The Unexpected Everyday by Courtney Slazinik.

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