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One of my pet hates is people coming up to me and saying something along the lines of “that’s a great picture, you must have a really good camera”. To me, it’s a little like someone going up to Shakespeare and saying, “That was a great play, you must have a really good quill”!

Cameras are tools, and the fact is that if you are taking boring pictures now and you buy an expensive camera without changing anything else, you will still take boring pictures.

In this podcast, I’ll take you through the important questions to ask when looking at whether or not you need new camera gear, and what you can do to make significant changes to your results.

To start the ball rolling, ask yourself these questions:

• What do I want to take photographs of?
• How do I want to use those photographs?
• Do I understand what my current equipment is capable of?
• What is missing?
• How can I fill the gap?

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