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You have to learn how a camera works.
If you don't understand ISO, apertures, shutter speeds, white balance etc and the effects they have, you gotta know the instrument your working with inside out to utilise it's potential.
On a similar note, I cannot stress the importance of a good lens. Any old YouTube video can teach this.
The most important part however, is you.
We can't teach you creativity, or how to look at the world in a unique way. But, you can read books and watch vids on what makes for good composition, how to frame a subject, or suggest projects for you to undertake.
I would also highly recommend you look at photos you think are good and ask "Why is this good?" Deconstructing other people's work can lead to discoveries to add I to your own.
Analysing your own and others work is very beneficial as you can identify your own strengths and weaknesses much better.
Hope that helps.
