Today's Tip: Always be looking for a photo opportunity and always have a camera with you.
When you start trying to look at things as if it were an image from a camera, you will likely see the world much different. Always be looking for opportunities to get that great shot. If you do not have your regular camera with you (no matter what that is), you will likely have your cell phone with you.
If you have a smart phone (one you can download apps with), you would try out various camera apps like Camera Awesome (currently for iPhones) or Camera FX (for Android phones). Unless your default camera on your phone has some amazing features, a good camera app will allow you to enhance the images you take.
If you are using a regular camera, I recommend that you do some quick edits with Pixlr.Com before uploading them to the web. You can add some text to the image like a quote and/or your name.
The real key to everything above is to always be taking shots even if that's just through your mind which can help train you to look for better ways to shoot. However, doing is better than thinking. Break out that camera or camera phone and shoot, shoot, shoot. Then, be sure to upload your images on social media platforms. Facebook is great, but there are other places you can also add your images like Pinterest.com, Google Plus, Twitter.com and many more.
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