10 Legendary Photographers Share Advice for Budding Artists

Worth listening to.

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📷 Still keeping your best shots locked away on a hard drive? There’s a better way. In this post, I share why even unsold photos deserve a place on a photo agency — and how to start. #PhotographyTips #PhotoBusiness #Alamy #PhotographersLife #VisualStorytelling #MarcoSecchi #ThroughTheLens #PhotographyAdvice

https://marcosecchi.substack.com/p/why-your-photos-dont-belong-on-a?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

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Why Your Photos Don’t Belong on a Hard Drive

A practical guide to getting your photos out of storage and into circulation.

Through the Lens with Marco Secchi 📷

Seeking advice from more experienced photographers (especially of birds/bugs/nature!): one of the biggest things I'm struggling with is exposure, and specifically getting very overexposed bird shots on bright sunny days. My googling and reading of various articles have contained a lot of contradictory advice which leaves me where I am, which is not knowing what settings to change when I'm encountering this problem and feeling really frustrated. So I thought, there's lots of great photographers here, why not ask?? What's your advice? What settings do you use in bright sunny conditions of direct light? What am I doing wrong?

For context: I'm shooting on an old Canon rebel T3 DSLR with Canon's lowest end 75mm-300mm lens. EDIT (further context) I'm very new to using manual settings on a camera and have mainly been shooting in aperture priority mode while trying to get the hang of aperture/ISO/manual focus, but clearly I need to expand beyond this ASAP to get the shots I want.

Thanks so much for any advice or insights!

#photography #birdphotograhy #naturephotography #photographyadvice

"Every photographer should get a 50mm lens" is bad #PhotographyAdvice that refuses to go away.

#photography

#Photographers (Amateur & Pro): What is the best and worst advice you’ve ever gotten? It can be about cameras, gear, shooting, editing, whatever.

#PhotographerRant #PhotographyAdvice #Photography #PhotographyIsArt

I’m looking for advice on printing and framing photos for sale/gallery display. It’s just so expensive to get something done professionally, and store-bought frames always look cheap. I can’t realistically expect someone to buy one of my photos for $300 or $400 even though that’s what I would have to charge to just break even with the gallery’s cut. What do other non-pros do when you want to show your work professionally? #photography #photographyadvice #filmphotography

Any photographers on here have a recommendation for a camera sling they like (I think that’s what I want but I’m open to being convinced on a clip/wrist strap/etc)?

I see a range of recommendations online. Is the peak design system worth the higher prices?

I’m a complete amateur who likes to take my DSLR on hikes and walks through the city when traveling.

#photography #amateurphotography #photographyadvice

With the #photography tag, questions and discussion can get lost amid all the photos being shared. I've made a few posts using the #PhotographyDiscussion  tag.

Some other potentially useful tags that came up when I did a hashtag search:
#PhotographyTip
#PhotographyGear  
#PhotographyTalk  
#PhotographyAdvice
#PhotographyTheory  
#PhotographyThoughts  
#PhotographyQuestions

Over a decade ago I started writing about photography and now I have a blog section on my website to share those moments when I am compelled by words.

It's not all about photos :)

https://ewenbell.com/blog/Why_Is_More_Important_Than_How

#photographyblog #photographyadvice

Five worst pieces of advice you’ll get as a photographer - DIY Photography

As a photographer, you’ll hear tons of advice on how to do your craft. They all come from a good place, but to be honest – not all of them are useful. In this video, Andrew Boey of Beyond Photography gives you five pieces of advice that he thinks are the worst. Would you agree […]