55 Reasons Why Your Photos Aren't Working

[e.gad]

This article has a lot of good things to try if you are feeling like you need some new things to try...
http://www.photoventure.com/2013/06/20/55-reasons-photos-arent-working/
Enjoy!

[Daryl O'Hare]

Thanks!

[Nicola Thwaite]

Wow. Lots to think about there. Still a bit of a beginner and am amazed at how much goes into getting a good photo.

[Al Perry]

Alot of good info. Thanks for sharing.

[Tom Harvey]

I suspect that I have more than 55 reasons :-(

[J A Byrdlip]

I suspect there is only one reason for me: I'm forcing it.

[Paul]

Thanks for posting.

[John W. Cundiff]

Some points need revision. Like "You're not shooting RAW" and giving the reason that you get more information as support is bogus. Many times more is just more. See Will Crocket for why your skill increases when you shoot jpeg's.

[Carl Dry]

Thank you.

[John W. Cundiff]

@plasticpilchard Always remember photography is about enjoying all experiences of making the photograph. As Bryan Peterson uses this tag line, "You Keep Shooting."

[Rosie Kind]

Really useful

[Brenda T. Schwartz]

I saw this on facebook today and was going to post. Glad to see you already did it!

[Frank Hymus]

A really excellent set of 55 pointers. Everyone here on 365 should read them.

[Kathryn]

This was nice...concise suggestions. I picked two to work on over the next week. Thanks for sharing.