Another important point to be noted is that there can never be enough pictures. Take a variety of shots and check the focus and clarity in each of them. Be very sure of the settings and be comfortable enough to change them in a short span of time. Post editing is the most important part of the process, so be patient in short listing and editing your work. Make a master copy and never edit or delete that directly. Label your folders by date and location. The best option is to always shoot in RAW, but for beginners anything is acceptable.
Robert loves traveling and will be found planning her next trip when not flying. Photography is his passion and collecting bookmarks are his way of remembering the places he has visited. He believes that a cup of tea can make the worst of days all right.
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