Camera Date: Follow It Through
Motion photography gets better when you stop hoping and start diagnosing. In this Camera Date, you will work with one moving subject, establish a baseline, deliberately refine shutter speed, evaluate your results, and build toward one keeper with stronger timing, tracking, and follow-through.
If You Don't See It, Don't Shoot It.
There is a difference between looking at something and truly seeing it. One is taking a picture. The other is making a photograph. If you cannot see the photograph in your mind before you press the shutter, you are not ready yet. The camera is. You are not.
One Lens, One Month!
Constraints are one of the most powerful creative tools available to you. Pick one lens, put the rest away, and commit to it for a month. By the end you won't just know that lens. You'll think in it.
The Moment You Stop Trying to Make the Photo (and make it)
Before you touch a setting, learn to see the frame. Composition begins before the camera ever comes up.
