Photography is one of the most useful ways to help people understand a place, but every Local Guide may approach it differently. Some focus on entrances and accessibility, while others document interiors, parking, menus, products, landmarks, or the atmosphere of a location.
I am interested in learning the practical habits that improve your photographs before you upload them. It may involve timing, lighting, framing, privacy, checking existing images, or thinking like a first-time visitor.
What is one photography practice that has made your Google Maps contributions more useful?
