Posting every attempt can add another task to a practice: choosing a photograph, writing a caption and checking replies. You may begin shaping the work around what is easiest to display.
Keep some attempts private while you learn. Store them where you can compare or revisit them. If you want feedback, choose a person or group suited to the specific question and share only what you are comfortable making available.
Separate practice from publication
Decide when a piece is ready for the kind of audience you have in mind. That may require checking facts, obtaining permission or removing private information. A practice session can still be worthwhile when it produces nothing you want to publish.
Review whether sharing helps the activity or takes attention away from it. You can change the frequency without abandoning the practice. Keep useful responses with the work and leave unrelated reactions aside. The arrangement should give you room to make imperfect attempts and choose deliberately which ones become public.
