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Janel,
I try and keep the lists to minimum when I head out the door. I suppose I have lists that I don't have to think about. The way to eliminate the lists is to work out the details of your camera settings when your on your own time. If you will practice your settings, even if on a mannequin or a vase, you will become more secure and confident.
You have to give some thought to the lighting conditions which you find. I make my adjustments as far as giving myself enough shutter speed to keep me out of trouble and then I'm good to start, knowing that all the other switches were already thought through and will remain constant. All with an eye toward the unexpected.
The big plus to getting to this point is that your mind is then free to ponder only the creative aspect of what you are doing. I think it's hard to be creative when you are fretting over such mundane matters as switches.
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Mike McCarty
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