Some questions about photography.

Learn from aperture, shutter, focal length and sensitivity in a down-to-earth manner, and then learn to stabilize the camera. These are the basic skills, and then the composition. You can practice composing with anything, even a mobile phone and four fingers.

17 I read some photographic equipment and books on various subjects before, and then I read books on composition. Now look at the books published by the New York Institute of Photography.

Look at some photos and paintings to increase your appreciation.

Don't use automatic gear when taking pictures. Doing it manually is fun. Don't blame the camera for not shooting well. Think about what you did wrong and what you need to improve. Listen to more photography advice, talk more about technology and ideas, and think more about what happened before pressing the shutter. Rely less on the later stage, and talk less about cameras and buying and selling cameras. I believe you will make rapid progress.

I summed up the steps myself, and every step below is to practice first, and then practice the next step.

Step 1: Take a picture with all the scenes clear.

Step 2: Take clear photos of the subject and other blurred photos.

Step 3: shoot with a high-speed shutter.

Step 4: shoot with a low-speed shutter.

Step 5: Shoot objects moving at low speed.

Step 6: Shoot high-speed moving objects.

Step 7: Shoot at night.

Step 8: Take a low-key photo.

Step 9: Take high-profile photos.

Step 10: Follow the shooting.

Step 11: pose and use natural light.

Step 12: pose and make your own lights.

Step 13: Take a snapshot and show the big scene.

Step 14: Take a snapshot and show the characters' expressions.

Step 15: Try to take a picture of yourself without a camera in it.

Step 16: Innovate by yourself.

There is no flash before step 15.

You will find it more and more difficult, but if you pass, your level will go up.