Photography tips for beginners

[Shutterbox]

I hope my post doesn't sound like unsolicited advice...
I always say the best advice for beginners is to "learn to see." Get out there and focus on the small things: the shadows, the expressions, the way light hits a surface.
Don’t worry too much about equipment at first. Start with the basics: framing, composition, and understanding natural light. Once you’ve got a feel for capturing moments, you can start playing around with your gear. But honestly, the best photos are the ones that make you feel something. Trust your instincts!

 

[apollo11]

One trick I found super helpful is the "golden hour" thing. It's when the sun is low in the sky, like during sunrise or sunset, and it gives this warm light that makes everything look fire.