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Fix Before You Shoot: What Scott Kelby's Blind Critiques Teach Us About Pose, Light, and Background Priority
Every working photographer I know has a folder they don’t show clients. Mine is embarrassingly large. It’s full of shots where the light was close but the pose killed it, or the pose was solid but the background screamed louder than the subject. For years I treated these as separate problems to solve separately. What changed my thinking was watching experienced photographers critique work they’d never seen before, because the patterns they catch in the first five seconds are the patterns that actually matter.