Ten Photos You Should Only Take Once! with Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna | The Grid Ep 632

In this episode of The Grid, Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna discuss 10 types of photos that are worth taking only once before moving on to more creative pursuits. They cover everything from the clichéd mirror shots, dead trees, and selective coloring, to the overplayed steel wool long exposure shots.   RELATED COURSES https://members.kelbyone.com/course/zarias_street/ https://members.kelbyone.com/course/mimo-meidany-photography-composition/   HIGHLIGHTS ▶ “If you're just trying to get the same shot as everybody else, if you stand in front of the Eiffel Tower and shoot right down there, you're going to get the same shot as everybody else, but that doesn't mean you have to do that.” ▶ “ You're not supposed to shoot homeless people. These are disadvantaged people. They're down on their luck unless you're doing a documentary to show the plight of the awful conditions and how we help them.  Don't do it. They're not a photographic subject for you.”   This Week's Sponsors: Imagen | Boris FX | Canon | B&H | Platypod | KelbyOne | Profoto | Litra | V-Flat Grid | Retouch4me