Develop a shot list - Quick Photo Tip

Tip: For any important shoot, develop a shot list before hand. It will help keep you focused in moments of excitement, confusion and the like. Vital when working to a brief, and very handy when shooting for yourself.

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Welcome to the Photography quick tips series -- short and on a single topic, these will share some advice I learnt the hard way -- through trial and error. It may or may not suit your style -- that is find, but I hope at least some will help others avoid pitfalls and approach their first big jobs with confidence.

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