1. Watch Films - Films provide an infinite number of ideas for inspiration including different ideas for lighting and composition. They are a pure form of talent as they came before the effects we have today. Taking into account, that vast amount of images in just one film per second, great ideas are practically endless!

2. Learn the 'Visual Language' - This language is as ancient as art itself. Learn the evolution of art and what it can teach. Visit art museums, galleries and exhibitions. Take notes at photography shows. Learn art history from past to present to discover the evolution of creativity and the development of methods used in expressing features form color to lighting.

3. Watch Movies - Again another source of inspiration, since they are simply a fast moving collection of still images. Plenty of ideas for composition, messages, lighting and balance.

4. Frame your Photo with Thought - Reflect on your photo's composition. A simple change of angle while shooting can result in a completely different photo from content to feel.

5. Learn about Art History. Visit art exhibitions featuring photography to see how the world is seen through different eyes. Researching photography will help put your work in context.