⢠Spend 4 hours a week watching YouTube videos, about gear theyâre never going to buy. ⢠Then theyâre arguing in the comments about which brand has the better low light performance. ⢠Next, theyâre on DPReview.com comparing lens sharpness across 7 lenses that they donât need. ⢠Before watching another 3 hours of YouTube videos about the location they want to visit. ⢠Until finally they commit to go out shooting the following day, to not go out because the weather isnât perfectâŚ
They never take photos, they never improve, they never create work that theyâre proud of.
They end up becoming that amateur photographer we all know who, who has all the expensive gear but no decent photos.
Heck, they call themselves a photographer, but they only take photos twice a year and even those shoots are a mess because theyâve forgotten how to use their cameras as itâs been so long between time they take their camera out of their camera bagsâŚ
Now, Iâm here to tell you that there is a better way.
For me, photography became effortless when I embraced the fact that:
Photography is the act of taking photosâŚ
Itâs really that simple. If youâre not taking photos, youâre not doing photography.
