Photography Basics – #3. Composition
This is where the lines get a little blurred. Composition, the way you compose an image, how you place all the subjects within the borders of the
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Photography Basics – #2. Focus
Think about this though, not so many years before my career started, all sport photographers were still using manually focused 400mm lenses on their 35mm camera to capture action shots of players running at full sprint towards them! This required immense skill and concentration.
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Photography Basics – #1. Exposure.
Photography is and has been since cameras became widely accessible, the single most practiced hobby in the world. Nearly everyone these days, regardless of status and wealth
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Photographer or Camera Operator?
The effect of the digital revolution has had on the photographic industry is massive, and it happened in a very short space of time. 2003 was the
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The HDR Effect
High Dynamic Range. Traditionally, merging at least two different exposures of the same image into one. Using the highlights of a underexposed image and the Shadows of
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Objective Beauty
While helping others become better photographers, a teacher is often expected to be able to clearly define and answer a photographers deepest and most profound question, the
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