As far as I can tell, we should never stop learning and when it comes to my photography, I’m always looking to gather information from others. In this video, experienced landscape photographer, Nigel Danson, takes you through some of the things he’s learned that will help his value from then on.
I know many people will be annoyed that what Danson learned is not at the top of this article, at the top and center. But it’s not, and it’s for good reason: Danson’s videos are excellent and we don’t want to steal his minutes and views, but pay more attention to his content!
There have been many lessons that I have learned throughout my career – some big, some small. However, sometimes it’s the little tips that seep through the years and grow in value. There’s one trick that has built up my habit of overthinking: prepare. I’ve been told that, more or less, you can never be too prepared for a big shoot, and I often use this advice to soothe me when I’m a little nervous about the job ahead. . I would visit locations, research past campaigns for a company, create a Pinterest board, check all my gear, etc. Saying “a little bit prepared” is pretty innocuous, but already there. Countless times my preparation has dug me out of the hole, whether it was inspiration or a problem beyond my control.
