So you are an hobbyist or an more experienced photographer or even beginer or whatever and you have always been questioning yourself, how to improve my photography?

How to improve my photograpy?

Or you have been searching the internet and you came across that amazing landscape photograph. The grass was so green, the sky was perfect blue and clouds were like...like from a dreams that had never stoped.

Maybe like this one, or even something more amazing.

So there is a question how to create photograps like this, do I have to study photography, do I need expensive gear, which skills do I need to have? I personaly think that nowadays in information age, where everything is at the reach of your hands, because of the internet, you can get a lot of knowledge from the internet, but you can't get experience. If you want to have a experience you have to practise on your camera, or even borrow camera from friend or someone. Camera equipment and DSLR's are quite expensive and the thing is that you dont need heavily expensive camera gear to make great photographs, you just have to get practise, get out and shoot. Day after day you will get better trust me, there is no quick formula for being a great photographer. Two years ago I got my first camera, it was a christmas gift and I can't tell you how much I was dissapointed because it was really overpriced point and shoot and I had told my parents before that I want a DSLR camera, but they have said that they couldn't afford it. Two years later now I have bought my first DSLR by myself, I once again can't tell you how thankful I'm to my parents that they had bought me for christmas gift that crapy little camera, because I have learnt soo much from it, mostly I learnt that you don't need a great camera to tell a story.

You don't need a great camera to tell a story.

So after I have learned that I don't neeed a gre... I started shooting on a film camera and fellings that I had when I was shooting on a film were just... I realy can't explain that, it was just more than amazing. That nostalgic feeling when you press the shuter button and you know, that after you press the button you can't change anything on a photo, it's just unique feeling, because you realy get start to think, what is in your frame, what is in your composition, because later you really can not change things on a photo or remove things, or just I don't know how to do it. After exposing a whole roll of film, you have to develop it an there is where your magic is created, for the first time you see your photos, that you have been taken a week ago and soo. This is what is so great about digital photography, you can se your photo instantly on your screen, but you can't see the real grain, the colors, the real faded effect on your digital camera like, on the film and that is why I love film photography it's just simple and beautiful.

Why I love film photography? It is just simple and beautiful.

Please don't take me to seriously, I'm still a kid on a journey to be a profesional photographer. With this storys and many more I hope... i want to acourage people to start taking better photograps and be more creative. So this was just a part of my story. If you like it please comment and upvote. If you are intrested in my whole story just let me know and I will continue writing it.

Have a good day :)

@brezo00