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Tips-n-Tricks: Sun, Glare and Shadow Pictures through Glass Getting Around Smaller = Better? Get Closer Dont Overshoot Emotions Looking Around Equipment Journals What to Shoot Red Eye When to use Flash	Journals Aren't Just for Teenagers Never underestimate the power of the written word. For a month, try keeping a journal every time you go out and shoot. Once you come back, BEFORE YOU LOOK AT THE PICTURES, write a little about what you did, where you went, what you saw, and what you hope your images turn out like. Why? So once you know what they turned out like, you can look back at your journal, and it will help you figure out what you can do different next time - or the same!