Using The Rule of thirds: I places the subjects (cinema and church) along the intersecting lines of the rule of thirds, creating visual balance The long, diagonal line of the cinema building draws Your eye from the left foreground into the background, leading naturally to the towering church spire. Foreground interest: The signage and entrance of the cinema provide a focal point. I should have made more of an effort to Show the whole Cinema sign without obstruction by using a higher view point.

Something like "use a wide Aperture to isolate your subject" and similar in photography? What's the truth? What is your truth? Please comment here.

Recently I saw a photo using a telephoto with a telephoto flash extender. Has anyone used one, specifically for bird photography? If you have comment out it's use and it it practical?

I just did my first paid engagement shoot the other night and would love criticism/feedback on a couple of the pictures from it!

I’m currently traveling for work, and every time I travel I learn SO MUCH about traveling as a photographer. Would love to hear some of y’all’s favorite travel experiences and tips as a photographer! Or if there is something you’d absolutely recommend NOT doing! I feel like I have lots of those 🤦🏼‍♀️