Never Stop Learning

Never Stop Learning

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I hear this question on my workshops all the time... "How do I become a better photographer?"

One of my suggestions is... Enroll in some online photography tutorials. Craftsy.com is a good resource... youtube tutorials is a good resource... Or you can do as you are right now and invest in a travel photography workshops like the one you are on", then, when you are home, go out and repeat what you have learned on the workshop and practice on a regular basis.

This is how you get better – not because you have the latest gear or use popular snapchat filters.

Even though I’ve been earning money with my photography for the last 6 years, there’s always something new to learn... some new photography technique to try, or new Lightroom techniques to master. Personally, I regularly read books about photography to improve my craft, I watch youtube tutorials, and I try new things in my spare time. You should too.

If you think you are a proficient landscape photographer, then go out and challenge yourself shooting portraits of strangers. Or head out into the landscapes and track animals like a hunter for a taste of how difficult wildlife photography really is. Or, read my last post on celestial events here, and then stay up late experimenting with long-exposures of the Milky Way or a meteor shower.

You’ll become a more skilled and resourceful photographer when you take the time to learn new techniques and skills from other genres of photography.

Why don't you come learn on one of my workshops. You can see all the choices I offer by visiting this page here, https://www.kevinpepperphotography.com/workshops

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