Ten things I wish I'd known before I became a photographer

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Not entirely true… when I became a photographer, many of the things covered in this discussion weren’t even invented. But for today’s photographers, I know for certain these are really helpful tips because I am constantly finding myself talking to my students about them.
Photography can be complex and the learning process can be very hit or miss when you’re self-taught. Obviously my students have the benefit of learning from someone who has spent years (decades) making all the mistakes possible… so that they don’t have to. If only there had been a Hampshire School of Photography when I first started, I could have saved me years of trial and error (and a lot of pain!).
So the ten things we look at in this episode will speed up your learning curve considerably. Learning on your own doesn’t have to be as painful and frustrating as it was for me. Let us help take away some of that learning pain from you.
Listen and take notes as I am joined by Tracey Clarkson and Forbes Johnston for Episode number 10 of Tog-Talk
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