
1. Find five locations in ten minutes
2. Shoot with only one hand in manual mode (tricky...hmmmm...) and only one lens
3. Can't get out of car to shoot
4. Scene must have at least two light sources
5. Light sources must have two different color temperatures
6. Landscape and horizontal orientation
7. 3-mile driving radius
8. Must be able to place a future subject in exact scene
9. Don't get arrested
10. Pick up the Dr. Mrs. on-time
Here are the results.
2. Shoot with only one hand in manual mode (tricky...hmmmm...) and only one lens
3. Can't get out of car to shoot
4. Scene must have at least two light sources
5. Light sources must have two different color temperatures
6. Landscape and horizontal orientation
7. 3-mile driving radius
8. Must be able to place a future subject in exact scene
9. Don't get arrested
10. Pick up the Dr. Mrs. on-time
Here are the results.






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Giving yourself assignments and making yourself accountable will help you to grow as a photographer and as an entrepreneur. Its all about your drive and finding/making time even when there is no time. During a photoshoot you have to be prepared and anticipate the unexpected. As a photojournalist it is critical to become comfortable being proactive and reactive given the situation or your changing environment. Make sure to honor your clients and prove your value by knowing where to photograph them and when. Research your location and make sure to have an alternate just in case. The Key Is To Love What You See! Your hard work and determination will show through the finished work and years from now your clients will still marvel and the art you have created for them.
Now go find the Light!
- KNIGHT
workshops@rossoscarknight.com (2009 KNIGHT Workshops)

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