New to the world of photography

Hi Everyone

Just starting out in photography always fancied it but never took the plunge so here we go hoping to get a few tips and info along the journey I am in my 50s now.
I have bought myself a cheep to start canon 400d with an 18-55 lense to play with looking at landscape and architecture pretty much anything really any tips or tricks to get going would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance
Starting your photography journey with a Canon 400D is a great choice, especially for landscapes and architecture. To improve your skills, learn the basics of exposure, use manual mode, experiment with different lenses, and use the rule of thirds, leading lines, and foreground interest. Practice using tripods, exploring different times of day, and learning basic photo editing techniques. Join photography groups for feedback and inspiration, and watch tutorials on YouTube for specific techniques or camera settings. By applying these tips and practicing regularly, you'll develop your skills and find your unique style in photography. Enjoy your journey!
 
Starting your photography journey with a Canon 400D is a great choice, especially for landscapes and architecture. To improve your skills, learn the basics of exposure, use manual mode, experiment with different lenses, and use the rule of thirds, leading lines, and foreground interest. Practice using tripods, exploring different times of day, and learning basic photo editing techniques. Join photography groups for feedback and inspiration, and watch tutorials on YouTube for specific techniques or camera settings. By applying these tips and practicing regularly, you'll develop your skills and find your unique style in photography. Enjoy your journey!
Thank you so much for all the tips looking forward to putting it in to practice 👍👍
 
any tips or tricks to get going would be much appreciated.

G'day there this will help too,
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Welcome. Best advice I got was:

"Take lots of images of anything that pleases you. Please yourself with your images first; then others will follow."
 

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