Of course, when you look at photographs of established professionals, you start to be more skeptical about your photography skills. But you don't have to look at them. You, too, can learn how to take great photographs without having to buy expensive photographic equipment. Just follow some of the tips below.
Instructions
Step 1
Learn to observe. This is extremely important for the further development of you as an excellent photographer. Look around more often, notice interesting and unusual events that can become the basis for photography.
Step 2
Get used to the fact that you are still a beginner. If you have just started taking photographs, and you already (in your opinion) have brilliant photos, then your self-esteem is somewhat overestimated. In this case, you just need to criticize yourself and look for the slightest flaws in your work, ruthlessly getting rid of them. Leave the advantages to a note so that you can use them from time to time later.
Step 3
Learn to compose your shot, look for the most interesting angles and angles. By the way, some of the tips that were given to photographers back in Soviet times have already lost their relevance. For example, "don't take pictures against the sun." If it was impossible to do this, it would not have turned out wonderful portraits against the beautiful background of the setting sun.
Step 4
Do not listen to individuals who claim that you will only start shooting great if you buy an expensive functional camera. This is all not true. To learn the difficult craft of a professional photographer, you will likely have to change a bunch of cameras. The path from a beginner to a professional is not close, so at first, buy something simple and versatile. This does not mean that you need to buy cheap "soap dishes" in which electronics often fail. Instead, it is recommended to start your photography career with a mid-range camera designed for 20,000-30,000 shutter clicks.
