My trip to York, Western Australia.

Town Hall

 Gull Petrol Station

Old Building

York Supermarket (IGA)

Yellow can and building

No Parking

A majestic photo of me on Mt. Brown

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1. Be a part of the community: Follow and interact with your niche (comment on photos, reply & like comments, directly message people). Try spending at least 1-4 hours a day doing this)

2. Post Quality photographs (Intent + technical photography elements = a great photograph). The in-app editing in Instagram is actually amazing.

3. Hashtag! Don't be afraid to hashtag. You want to get your stuff out there right?

4. Tag influencers and other related pages in your photo. 

5. Have a great looking feed (Use apps like UNUM to plan your feed).

6. Share YOUR story and the behind the scenes (by using Instagram stories.)

7. Be passionate about what you do! If you're not passionate about what you do it won't take long before you aren't motivated to post anymore.

9. Think of your page as a brand- People want to know instantly who you are and what you are about. 

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1. Use Layers & Leading Lines

You want the viewer to LOOK at your photographs. When you create interest in the image people want to look deeper. Layers and leading lines are key in creating this interest.

2. Fishing

One of the best techniques I used when capturing street photographs was 'fishing'. Fishing is the idea of finding an interesting location, standing there, and then capturing the people who walk past.

3. Try different angles

Occasionally I'd be taking photos but either the people wouldn't be interesting enough or the composition would be too bland. When I switched up the angles of my photographs it made them more creative.

4. Expect the unexpected

Sometimes opportunities will greet you unexpectedly and you'll have to almost solely act on instinct. In this instance these soldiers walked around the corner- I ran over toward them, crouched in position and took the shot.

5. Use depth

The distance between the foreground and the background can play an important part in your images.