Conclusion to the Photography Unit

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Congratulations.

You made it to the end of the Photography unit of Explorer University! We’ve covered a massive amount of content- everything from what type of camera to own down to the nitty gritties of compositional story-telling.

But let’s not stop there. Let’s keep this momentum rolling. Here’s how to keep learning:

• Get out and practice! Dedicate at least one day a week to getting out and shooting in a new environment. Ideally 3-4 times a week, but everyone has different schedules. The more you shoot, the faster you’ll get good.

• Get inspired by professional photographers. Besides my extensive portfolio, there’s thousands of other landscape photographers out there shooting amazing things. Follow a bunch of other photographers on your socials to start seeing what is hot.

• Learn how to edit. In this next unit of Explorer University, we’re going to break down the editing process from start to finish. Whether you’ve never touched Lightroom or you’re a seasoned Photoshop pro, I’m going to cover everything in-between and more. Click here to get started!

Nevertheless, I want to thank you for reading/watching this course. I put countless hours into it, and I hope it has given you something to solid to take home.

Don’t hesitate to email me any questions: nicholas@intricateexplorer.com