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I've concluded that it's 90% "practice, practice, practice". However, I just finished two books by Bryan Peterson, which I would recommend. The first is Understanding Exposure and the second is Learning to See Creatively. Some of the concepts seem like 'common sense' but they are explained clearly and illustrated with some great examples.
I also find it informative and enjoyable to browse around on Flickr and Nikonians looking at other peoples' work.
A smidgen of innate talent and some good equipment doesn't hurt, either.
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Chris C.
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