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Look down, at the floor, at the sidewalk, the street, the cobble-stones. Somehow, somewhere, there's always a picture waiting to be taken, hidden in the banality of what we see. Educate your vision and you'll see that there's a photograph to be snapped everywhere. Always try to use the same film (and the same developper, if photographing in black-and-white), so that you can learn from your mistakes and master it after a while. Avoid fully automatic cameras and use a separate light-meter to check your light measurements (f-stop, shutter speed). Did you say Digital? What language is that?
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