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Why Shooting More and Planning Less Actually Makes You Better

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Why Shooting More and Planning Less Actually Makes You Better

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The perfectionism trap is real, and most photographers fall into it at some point. The actual insight here isn't new, but it's worth hearing again: quantity builds skill faster than waiting for ideal conditions. Shoot the job, then shoot more. The photographers who improve fastest aren't the ones with the best pre-shoot plans.

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