Because this is a blog about photography, and to a lesser extent, nutrition (as it can make a difference in your portrait results), I'll mostly be talking about these two things. However, there are many other topics to choose from, things that affect your style of life.
I am constantly reading photo books, blogs (Jasmine Star, etc.) magazines, attending photo webinars (CreativeLIVE, those given by Adorama, etc.) and more. I've been making photos for a long time and much of what I read, etc., is review for me, but there's always something new to learn, some new ideas to try, perhaps a new pose, etc. Yesterday I was reading about a new form (new to me, anyway), called 2257. The author said he uses it for all his shoots. Should I also use it, or should you? After researching it further, I probably won't use it. But will use its guidelines for checking ID's to make sure the subject of a photo session is over 18.
This brings me to something else that is important to learn - how to find what you want with Google and other search engines. For this example, I entered into Google, "What is form 2257 for photography?" Over 5 million entries came up. As with anything, the more you practice, the better you get.
Some old photos shot in Venice CA many years ago - Charmers Tea House is no longer there.
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