- If you want more photographic inspiration and opportunity, black-and-white is best.
- In terms of the most versatile lens, a 28 mm prime lens is your best friend.
- When you got nothing left to photograph, just shoot your selfie.
- If you want photographic composition motivation, watch old-school films. For example, any film by Akira Kurosawa, or any of the film nor classics.
- Rather than optimizing for the best camera, strive to optimize for the best shoes.
- In my experience, the best all day carry camera is a ricoh gr 3. 
- Any camera that collects dust on your shelf and isn’t shot with all day every day, is useless.
- The ideal number of multiple subjects to photograph is three. Strive towards triangle compositions.
- My three favorite photographers of all time include Henri Cartier Bresson, Josef Koudelka, and Richard Avedon. The three black-and-white masters.
- The best way to improve your photography is to walk more. Perhaps best to use your walking tracking app to see how many steps you walk in a day, and accord that with your photographic productivity.
- Better to shoot a bad photo than no photo.
- The best photo you have shot should be easily recallable in your mind.
- The best way to become more innovative and your photography is via negativa: that is, to delete your Instagram.
- With COVID-19, the best place to travel and shoot street photography is Mexico City.
- The more photos you shoot in a day, the happier you will become.
- Buying a new iPad is a better investment than buying a new iPhone.
- To best way to study the compositions of other master photographers, is to trace over their photos. I recommend using the Procreate app on iPhone or iPad.
- Approach your photography as if you were already a billionaire.
- The best way to spread your influence as a photographer is to start your own blog, and to post every single day. Ideally, several times a day.
- The best way to think about the future of photography is to think about the past of photography.
- How to know if your photos are good or not: ask yourself, will these photos still ring an emotional feedback 300 years from now?
- No photography project is ever finished. All photography projects are always a work in progress, and always in flux.
- There is no right or wrong in photography, only tips and suggestions.
- Going on on the photography road trip is a very productive practice.
- Ultimately digital photography is superior to film photography. However, studying and practicing film photography will make you a better digital photographer.
- Do you never really know how you feel about a photograph, until 10 years later.
- If you can make one memorable photo in your lifetime, your job as a photographer has been justified.
- Never ask the opinion of another photographer about your photographs, until you have consulted your own.
- What is photography composition? Knowing what to subtract rather than add to the frame.
- Buy books, not gear.
- Best to shoot photos while you’re hungry, and praise of intermittent fasting during the day when shooting photography. 
- When in doubt, just shoot it.