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Why Articulating Your Work Makes You Shoot Better

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Why Articulating Your Work Makes You Shoot Better

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Journaling and writing about your images isn't journaling — it's forced critical thinking that makes you confront what you're actually trying to say with a camera. Most photographers grow by shooting more; the ones who grow fastest also make themselves explain why.

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