10 steps to taking better pictures

[Dave_W]

I found this surfing the web tonight, thought I'd share it



10 steps to taking better pictures

1. Take pictures.
2. Take more pictures.
3. Take even more pictures.
4. Take even more than more pictures.
5. Take pictures when you don’t want to.
6. Take pictures when you do want to.
7. Take pictures when you have something to say.
8. Take pictures when you don’t have something to say.
9. Take pictures every day.
10. Keep taking pictures.

 

[wysiwyg]

And finally - dont forget to take pictures

 

[Mike150]

You forgot.... Step 0.5...

Buy a Camera

 

[madcapmagishion]

I found this surfing the web tonight, thought I'd share it
10 steps to taking better pictures
1. Take pictures.
2. Take more pictures.
3. Take even more pictures.
4. Take even more than more pictures.
5. Take pictures when you don’t want to.
6. Take pictures when you do want to.
7. Take pictures when you have something to say.
8. Take pictures when you don’t have something to say.
9. Take pictures every day.
10. Keep taking pictures.

So I guess you're saying we should be out taking pictures, ... right?

 

[Pierro]

I dont agree with any of those.

Call me radical, but I think the best option is to just go out and take pictures.

 

[§am]

I found this surfing the web tonight, thought I'd share it.

You were surfing the web, therefore not taking pictures... tut tut!

 

[TedG954]

I'd really like to follow those rules, but I'm so busy taking pictures, that I don't have time to take more pictures, unless I substitute taking pictures with taking pictures while I'm taking pictures during my picture taking time to take pictures.

Who makes up these rules anyway? Obviously, they're not taking enough pictures if they have picture taking time on their hands and they're not taking pictures.

Has anyone taken a picture of the rules?

:drunk:

 

[nikonpup]

hope the goverment doesn't see this list. We may have to go underground.

 

[Eye-level]

Even when you don't have a camera you can still think about how you would take the picture and what settings you would use.