Every photographer who submits to NOICE is asked the same question.
It appears on the submission form, right after the practical details - camera, experience, how they found us. Then, before they upload their images, we ask: What makes a good photograph?
Out of 83 photographers answering the question “what makes a good photograph?” not one mentioned the rule of thirds. Not one mentioned post-processing or editing. Not one mentioned social media performance, engagement, or what tends to do well online. And, as noted above, almost nobody mentioned gear.
Read more about what we discovered (its a great read, and submit your own work, and try some of our tools):
to seek magic in the everyday
Great advice, not just for photography, but for life in general
much love
Perhaps no one talked about the team because they took this for granted:
This is so true. I'm not a professional photographer, I don't have a camera, just a simple phone. I love taking pictures, and I've seen many beautiful moons that I've wanted to capture, but my phone's camera doesn't take the photos the way I want because it's a low-end, old model. But I'm sure that with good equipment I can achieve it.
That would be it myself.....jajajjaj
You can have a good camera, but there is no "art" to take a good photo
My wife always remembers me jajajjaja
Did you read the article?