5 Simple Questions That Will Change Your Photos

Photography Made Simple

13-02-2024 • 15 mins

Do you ever feel like you’re not really in control of your image? That you’re just winging it, and hoping for the best when you press the shutter? Or maybe you get all flustered and not sure what you should be doing?

Then you are going to love this week’s episode!

In it, I’m going to break down the FIVE questions you should ask yourself when you take your photo.  Asking yourself these questions will help you shoot more purposefully, which in turn, will help you get better photos!

So join me in today’s episode and learn:

  • Why thinking about the end result can help you make camera decisions when you take the shot

  • The most important factor in any image, and what to look for on your subject

  • How to check for distractions in the frame, and some options for you for minimizing them

  • Some tips for using what is around you to make a more interesting photograph!

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