3 ways to improve your Photography (Beginner Friendly)

3 tips to help you get over the feeling of being a beginner photographer
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[@paulm8157]

Reasonable suggestions, well illustrated, Mihai. I think new photographers should be flexible about subjects and experiment “on the fly” as opportunities arise. When shooting an event, for instance, don’t ignore good “detail” compositions and potential abstracts. Filters need not be a beginner priority, IMO - learn the basics first and then fill the needs along the way.
Suggestion: next time place the microphone a bit further from your face so it doesn’t block your chin😊.
Noticed the bike figure behind you; are you a motorcycle guy? Cheers!

[@MihaiStrömpl]

Thanks for the thoughts and suggestions! Detail shots and abstracts are definitely always a great idea to try out indeed. And I do have a Kawasaki Z400 since last year so still pretty much a beginner. Occasionally I post moto stuff here: www.youtube.com/@motography9737 Also thanks for stopping by! :)