Tips and tricks about the topic photography

Tip on the edge: steal me, I am worth it!

Tip on the edge: what you can see on the following picture, is the original shoulder strap with the product name. In fact, we could simply put the price tag in big on it, so that the photographic ambitious thief know from a distance that stealing would be worth it! When a camera is priced around 2000 (+ the price of the objective), it seems much easier to steal that instead of stealing a car. So the first thing to do is replacing the original shoulder strap with a neutral or a "cheap" one. Expect when you bought the camera for bragging about how much you spend on devices.

Here some of the most useful tips and tricks:

Care that your camera is fully charged.

Have a second or third batterie and storage card.

Prepare in advance, what you can.

Train, train, train!

Especially a day ahead of a shooting to be swift and accurate at the shooting. You can easily train with a muppet or a teddy bear or what you have around.

The topic of photography is basically what do you expect from your photos? Did your shooting and photos fulfill that or what could be improved? When you think about the shooting a day after in general and when working on the photos with a software you will spot, where you can improve.
For example hungry people. If people are hungry, they get unhappy. And you can see unhappy people, when you look at the photos in retro-perspective. So if the second half of your shooting are photos of hungry people, you could have avoided that. So take a break, let everybody relax for 15 minutes with some pre-prepared sandwiches and get back to it with fresh energy.