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My experience in the past with night photography was tremendously frustrating. Lugging around a bag of gear (lenses, tripods, batteries, etc) and having no one there to talk to made the art of creating content difficult and confusing. Little did I know, I was approaching it all in the wrong way.I realized, all I needed to carry with me was a single lens and my camera. The other missing piece was having a friend or subject to photograph. Don’t get me wrong, you definitely can go out and shoot on your own, but I find the creative process to be limiting. With less luggage and more available creative space you end up with more freedom to create outstanding imagery and at the same time enjoy the process.Here are a few other tips I highly recommend you take into considering as you continue to pursue your photography goals.
Light, Colour, Texture
These three key elements of focus will help you capture the perfect combination of imagery. You should walk into a setting ready to figure out and explore each of these. Challenge yourself to draw emphasis or manipulate your content in order to create more dramatic imagery.
Never settle with 1 Image
Many photographers shoot content and right away get stuck to one single image. Your storytelling skills are important and as you develop this ability it becomes valuable to have a series of images to help tell your audience what’s on your mind. As you perfect your art you’ll get closer to that single image but until then, use your photographs cumulatively to tell your story.
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