Summary

     In order to take pictures at level of an advanced photographer, one must learn a couple of things first. The first thing one needs to keep in mind is that a camera does not work in the way that that the eye does. Second, one must engage themselves in the world outside. Third, you need to get rid an unprofessional camera and get yourself a DSLR. These types of cameras are important to obtain because of the wide angle lens for landscapes and thus, giving you a beautiful image. Fourth, you must always carry a tripod for sunsets or sunrises. Fifth, practice impressionism because images with much depth will be created. These powerful images have the ability to enter the viewers' brains and create memories of shared scenes and events. Sixth, practice with HDR as well which is high dynamic range photography. Seventh, carry your camera with you at all times! Eighth, understand the fantasy and reality membrane. Ninth, learn to draw. Tenth, make mistakes in order to learn from them.

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