5. Try Using A Tripod
Not a lot of photographers carry around tripods, especially amateurs. Attaching the camera to your tripod gives a whole new meaning to your photography. With a tripod, you need to really focus on composing your image due to the fact that you can’t move your camera around anymore. You will have to focus on adjusting your tripod on the same level as the horizon. You would need to manually move it right or left in order to adjust your subject’s position. This makes you really slow down as you focus more on the image. You can start by taking a set of ten pictures with a tripod and another set of ten pictures without one. The difference between the two sets of pictures will be quite obvious.
6. Become Part Of A Photography Club
Networking for a photographer is really important. Online networking is a good tool, but having actual face-to-face interaction is much better. You can search for local photography clubs or photographers in an area close to you, on Google. By joining a photography club, you will learn new tips and tricks that the other photographers use and you will take group walks exploring the city and taking pictures. Not to mention, you will make new friends who are like-minded people and can understand your passion for photography.
