From my point of view, I totally agree with this statement because photography, for photography you need more patience which many people does not. I am not saying it in a bad way but if you need a good picture you must be very calm and steady to get a good picture as a result. If you look up at wildlife photographers they will be waiting for hours or even days to get a single shot of the animal. That’s how patience in photography works. So that I’m saying that if you feel it’s like a passion. For example, I love playing football. I can’t play another sport but I can play football. Even at the start I am unable to play it in a good way but if you look up after practicing you can do it. Like the same if you keep on taking photos in a proper and good way you could take a good photo. So I guess it’s difficult for people to learn how to take a good photo.
Band 6+: Is it difficult for people to learn how to make good photos
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From my point of view, I totally agree with this statement because photography requires more patience, which many people do not have. I am not saying this in a bad way, but if you want a good picture, you must be very calm and steady to achieve a good result. If you look at wildlife photographers, they will wait for hours or even days to get a single shot of an animal. That's how patience in photography works. So, I am saying that if you feel it's a passion, for example, I love playing football. I can't play another sport, but I can play football. Even at the start, I was unable to play it well, but if you look at it after practicing, you can improve. Similarly, if you keep taking photos in a proper and good way, you could take a good photo. So, I guess it's difficult for people to learn how to take a good photo.
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