Why Manual Mode Makes You a Better Photographer with Mariah Adams
About this episode
In this episode, Ken Deckinger interviews Mariah Adams about improving photography skills and finding a personal style.
What does it actually take to get better at photography and how do you find a style that's truly your own? In this episode, I sit down with Mariah Adams, a Sacramento-based street photographer and one of the original members of the Big Photo Hunt, who's been making images for nearly a decade. Mariah's path started with her grandmother's camera and grew into a genuine creative obsession, and she's refreshingly honest about how she learned by shooting constantly, experimenting, and never ...
People in this episode
Host: Ken Deckinger
Guest: Mariah Adams
Topics covered
- photography
- manual mode
- creative style
- street photography
- learning process
Keywords
- photography
- manual mode
- street photography
- creative obsession
- learning
Mentioned in this episode
Places: Sacramento
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