What would you like to improve about your photography?

Business? Marketing? Skills?

I would like to eventually improve my exposure understanding and such so that using M setting will become second nature as opposed to second guessing - what it currently is now.

ClickClick wrote in post #4520649
I would like to eventually improve my exposure understanding and such so that using M setting will become second nature as opposed to second guessing - what it currently is now.

You don't need to second guess on M if you keep an eye on the light meter in the view finder and check the histogram as you shoot.

I'd like to improve my flash photography further and the use of external lights.

The weather, particularly at the weekends...

Flash. I have a bad attitude about it.

I'd like to improve my flash photography the most.

The creative artistry side! Have been doing a lifetime of photojournalism, documentary style work, and illustrative product photography; not enough of the creative side with stylings

Consistency . . . especially w/ flash photography.

I'd like to improve my results from using my ND Grads in high contrast situations ...

I'd like to actually have time to do some.

rammy wrote in post #4521689
You don't need to second guess on M if you keep an eye on the light meter in the view finder and check the histogram as you shoot.

I'd like to improve my flash photography further and the use of external lights.

I should have been clearer (although I do need help in that too). I think I need to improve my understanding of exposure and knowing which is the best one in different situations.

For instance when I do night club photography, I put the camera in M mode, f3.4, 1/30, flash on 2/3 or 1 + and just hope for the best.

My back up setting is TV 1/30 which usually gives me a f2.8 AV. I use 1600 ISO. But I see people (on here and EXIF data elsewhere) where they are shooting f4 and there is no way I can do that without hand shake / blur. But yet, they don't use IS either.

I have not even begun playing around with M mode for anything else like outside daylight, indoors light, etc...

Composition, post processing skills, lighting, and continue having fun!

Composition is the main one, then pp and as wally said, keep having fun.

everything, I'm terrible at this

Post processing and overall consistency.

Post processing skills