Learn new skills fast and improve your photography!

I just thought I would share some of my experience! How I actually manage to improve my photography and learn new skills... Hope these tips help you, please tell me in the comments below how you learn and improve your craft!

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[kaydee]

I feel like I've struck gold in stumbling across your videos --- I can not believe the jam packed amount of great info I've taken in over the past 48 hours by watching. Thank you so so much for creating these videos, putting your self out there - I'm a new fan and student!

[monekayakamswild]

Im inspired by your love it! I figured out that i need to master one thing at a time. I'm hoping I'll create pictures like my paintings or vice versa. Im interested in turning everything into art!... Thanks for sharing!

[sacurlsdefined]

You are awesome. Im just starting out and your tips are amazing!!!!

[hansmayer]

Useful tips. I also find when I get carried away with too many ideas at once, to go back to basics and focus on using one lens, or one camera. Over Christmas travels I took only my Ricoh GR and I felt like I learned so much from only using that for a time. Keep up the good work, I subscribed!

[selmanamri]

Your videos are so constructional, each time I check your videos I learn something new. Keep inspiring 🙏🏻

[jonstout]

Thanks for sharing these videos they are so inspirational and informative, i am hocked,

[peterkay]

Excellent excellent excellent advice. I have a Pentax 10-17 which is going to live on my camera for a while. Thank you. By the way, the example shots you shared were absolutely stunning and so inspirational. Subscribed

[jhonysambora]

I was a little afraid to have some works, and afraid to make some mistakes , but as you daid, we nedd to try !

[wiadv]

I am really enjoying your videos! Please keep it up!

[intrinsiccinema]

hey bro i want to ask you what do you think of a older 5d mk2 for the type of work you do

[thekidwiththekung-fugrip]

Love ur work brother!! Question : when using a ultra wide for portraits since most everything is in focus when shooting a big fstops where do you focus do u still focus on models face/eye??

[omarello]

subscribed - plz can u tell is it a colabsablle beauty dish ? or octabox ? also size as i see u use it a lot