Triggers to Get You Started
You arrive at a location. You stand there. Nothing happens. You feel flat. The street feels hostile or indifferent. You take one uninspired frame and immediately want to go home.
This is not a creativity problem. It is a warm-up problem. Every photographer has it.
The first 20 frames of any session are almost always throwaway. They are the price of admission. The mistake is stopping before you pay it. Instead: accept that the first 20 frames will be nothing, make them anyway, and count.
Any. Your default setup. The point is to shoot, not to think about settings.
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