What up guys! For anyone in IT what certifications would be recommended?

The best time to start something big is always yesterday, but the second best time? Right Now. Steady progess over stagnation Gentlemen.

You guys already know the first step in MoA: Fix Your F***** Instagram! I see many guys struggle with this step, and one of the biggest hurdles seems to be finding the right locations for photos, especially for those who don’t live in the big capitals and metropolis of the world that have almost endless options. A great tool you guys can use to help with this process is this website: https://www.locationscout.net/ The website is a network of global photographers and travellers that share their best places for photographs. You can type in almost any location, and there’s a good chance there will be some suggestions from people who’ve been there before. The neat thing about this website is that since it’s mainly built by photographers, the example photos that are shown already have excellent composition and angles that you can simply copy for yourself. Each photo even comes with a map with the exact location where it was taken so you know precisely where to go. Hope it helps!

One thing ive learned over the last few years is that consistency is the most important aspect to most goals. ‎ As long as you keep going you will eventually get where you want to go. What goals have you noticed this with?

In my attempts to copy the IG Testimonials, I've not quite managed to capture the same quality in my own photos. Could I kindly request a simple step by step breakdown of how to get high quality photos? 1. Camera Choice (Is it necessary to use a professional camera or is an iPhone good enough?) 2. Camera Settings (Portrait mode - Yes or No? Colour Settings?) 3. Perspective: Angle of Camera? Distance between Camera, Subject (Me), and Background? 4. Photobombers: How to minimise their occurrence - especially in busy locations? 5. Editing (What editing app to use? Any filters used?) I realise there most likely isn't a 'One Size Fits All' but my aim isn't to be a professional photographer. I just want a solid Instagram that does the job.