5 Tips to INSTANTLY Take Better Photos! 📸🔥

5 photography tips for beginners to instantly take better photos with a camera or smartphone!

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[aspk]

As a photographer i can definitely agree with all this appreciated man 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[JeahnLaffitte]

“Don’t focus on your subject” “Simplify”! 😂 The dichotomy of creativity. Anything goes as long as it works. I’m a simplify kinda guy myself 😊 Great vid

[woodandwheelz]

Rule # .9 Don't be afraid to take photos. Early on, in the late 80', I missed so many photos because I was not willing to take the risk and get "looks" from people as to why I was taking pictures. I wouldn't take pictures because I was afraid of what the "authorities" would say (i.e. You can't take pictures here.). I later learned from a seasoned photographer that it's better to ask for forgiveness than permission in most cases. 90+% of the time, the "authorities" wanted to be in the photo, LoL. I think in the past 30+ years I've only had to ask forgiveness twice and asked to delete pictures once by a mom who was in a protection program and didn't want pictures of her daughter taken. I was taking little league softball pictures at the time. I didn't take offense and deleted pics. Some people have their reasons. Great advice in the video.

[JunaidAkhlaq]

Absolutely accurate tips. I especially love #3 - "Shoot a moment, not a subject"
But this applicable for all situations other than portraits (obviously 😅)

[GoldPillPatriot]

Bro your shorts ars literally the best. These tips are amazing and you explains things so well. Definitely subscribing.

[michielboer]

I actually like to zoom in and then take as much as possible steps back... I love the compression.

[patchstep]

“Shoot a moment, not a subject” was a huge revelation for me

[clarejean]

Thanks for these tips, I’m new to this. I’m getting my first camera for Christmas (I’ve only been using my phone) and I’m doing everything I can to learn about photography (using YouTube, looking at docs and I’ll probably look for books eventually) so thanks for these tips

[LetsGoSid]

As a amature landscape photographer i agree to all of these 🙌✍️✍️

[pragawa]

Yes!! I'm slowly learning all this.
Thank you very much. I'll definitely save this and share this.

[FilipLjungberg]

Thank you for sharing your perspective through these amazing ideas. Your content always brightens my day!

[dmmchugh]

Stunning pics in the "contrast" section.

[jason.fenstermaker]

These are some great tips, they can make such a big difference

[GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

So helpful, Joris - really appreciated 🤘🙏

[meldegrin]

Dude it was the most informative shorts I've ever seen 🎉

[hashirgoraya]

If you have good telephoto/periscope lens from 3x to 5x or 6x and good lighting then use it because it provides natural depth as well provide better facial features then a 1x lens unless you know exactly how to adjust facial features for most single person I always use my pixel 6 pro 4x lens, I also have Sony 1ii but 3x lens quality is very soft compare to others