Photography Lesson 1 – Types of Cameras
Let’s begin by rebuking the theory that you must have the latest, most expensive camera on the market to produce quality pictures. This is simply not true, as many camera platforms produce quality...
View ArticlePhotography Lesson 2 – Optical vs Digital Zoom
When one sees a photograph that has that “wow” effect that immediately catch’s your attention it is usually composed very well with a subject that fills the majority of the picture. This is...
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Photography Lesson 3 – The Rule of Thirds
This free photography lesson will improve your photographs almost instantly! Have you ever heard, “You have a good eye”? Maybe you have heard, “That picture is composed so well.” And, like most of us...
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Photography Lesson 4 – What does ISO mean?
ISO followed by a number (ex. ISO 100) is a measurement of how sensitive to light a film or digital sensor is. In the older days of film it was called ASA. Your camera probably has a setting that will...
View ArticlePhotography Lesson 5 – Lenses
The time has come that I have to talk a little about lenses before I move on. It is important to understand the attributes of your lenses in order to fully grasp the next couple of lessons. In the next...
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