This Reddit Thread is a Must Read For New Photographers Everywhere

Starting out in photography can be incredibly challenging, and for most people, it is incredibly overwhelming. Once you get past the headache of picking out your first camera and then your first lens, you have to deal with learning about composition, the exposure triangle, editing, and so much more.

Going at it alone can be tough, but thanks to a new thread on Reddit, you can get hints, tips, and some priceless advice on what you should avoid doing. If you know some new photographers or you are a new photographer yourself who needs some guidance, join us after the break to find out more about this incredible thread. .

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2019-12-10 20:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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