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[@raymonharvey4871]

“Taking pictures every day” is probably the best advice you could give. That and the second best is, the camera you have is the best camera. Looking at other’s work is also great for understanding composition and color. There are numerous Facebook groups that post member photos and these can be a good source. Personally, I will search for photos of any place I plan to visit. This helps me decide what I want to shoot and what equipment I may need to get the shot I want.

[@BillEricPhotography]

searching for photos of places you plan to visit, another great tip thanks!

[@paulk329]

Great advice Eric, other good exercise I've heard is the alphabet photography challenge of finding letters from things around us stay safe guy's.

[@BillEricPhotography]

good one!

[@notcirrious]

That was lovely!- and so true!- best xmas present- thanks! x

[@BillEricPhotography]

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[@michelleluna4278]

So very true!!

[@BillEricPhotography]

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[@cesarm8811]

Cool...excellent advise.

[@BillEricPhotography]

Thanks 😄👍🏻

[@paulsumner8519]

Really good idea, I'm going to try, thanks for that Eric. I tried a something a little similar, but different, where for a few weeks (should have been longer 😁), I tried taking photos that were "sooc" jpegs, as an exercise to learn what my cameras and lenses could do, without any editing. I am not criticizing editing at all, and never intended to stop editing RAWs, but just wanted to see what my equipment could do, and how I could adapt to my new system. To be honest, most of what I produced was poor, but it was still a good exercise to not always think that "I can fix that with editing". In fact it felt a little like going back to my film days, I wasn't very good then either 😂

[@BillEricPhotography]

That's funny Paul! At the very least you know the value of editing now!

[@cluelessphotographer]

Eric, Great advice :)

[@BillEricPhotography]

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[@isotechimages.9130]

And does not eat into your wallet.

[@BillEricPhotography]

Excellent point!

[@waiter6387]

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