I spent the first ten years buying things. The next ten learning to stand in the right place. The second decade produced far more usable pictures.
- Get closer. Almost every photograph improved by removing half of what was in it.
- Wait for the light instead of fixing it afterwards.
- Take fewer pictures, but look at them more often.
- Write down why a picture did not work. You repeat the same mistake otherwise.
Equipment did not become unimportant. It became less important than I thought when I started.
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