Even More Truths About Photography

By gmiller | Published August 11, 2011
groom at wedding reception photograph

groom tossing the garter at his wedding reception

Here is the third round of photography truths. If you missed the first two parts you can read them at; ‘Some Truths About Photography‘, and ‘More Truths About Photography‘. The concept behind these is to make you think about your photography and your art. Being creative, being brilliant, isn’t going to happen all of the time. But you do not need just luck, you need preparation. Read more about that in ‘Being Prepared and Being Lucky‘.

15. Don’t listen to the nay sayers

16. Don’t be afraid to be a true artist

17. Take risks always

18. Do more than what is expected

19. Simple is better

20. Composition is key for most images

21. Photographs are everywhere. You just have to learn to see them

Gary Miller

Houston Fine Art Wedding Photographer

Houston Wedding Photographer

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  3. More Truths About Photography
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