The process of knowing what to say in your pictures is not unlike that of choosing a rucksack.
Too much information is not a good thing – so keep things simple!
Know which features are most important and have a plan of how you’re going to package them to work best for you.
Just a bit of fun for a Friday – but I’m sure the underlying message will resonate with many of you :)
Credit: Unknown source – sorry!
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As I write this, ISPO Munich in Germany has been and gone for another year. By all accounts, the show was a great success for all of my contacts who attended and it’ll be interesting to follow up with them in the coming weeks. Over the course of this 2-part article, I’m going to talk you […]
