The 10-Minute Routine That Changed My Photography - I used to think that “getting better” meant spending hours every night editing or shooting. The truth is, my biggest growth spurt came from implementing a 10-minute daily routine that required zero shooting time. This routine shifted my mindset and made every hour behind the camera more intentional and productive. Here’s what it involves: 🧠 - Routine Part 1 (5 Minutes): I spend the first five minutes studying the work of one photographer I admire (past or present). I don’t analyze their gear; I analyze their composition and light. Where is the brightest point? How are the lines leading the eye? What is excluded from the frame? This is visual education, training your eye to see greatness. Routine Part 2 (5 Minutes): I quickly review three of my own images from the previous day/week and jot down one specific way I could improve each one. This intentional self-critique is non-negotiable. - This 10-minute investment primes my brain to th...