Free Photography Lessons
Hello and welcome to our Free Photography Lessons page. We try to cover various subjects that will help you with your photography. We hope that you will enjoy listen and getting information that may help you capture better photographs. Please let us know what you think and if you would like us to cover any specific subject.
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Light Meter Reading;
Do you ever wonder how the camera decides what exposure you should use? Did you know which types of Light Meter reading you camera uses? The Light Meter built in your DSLR is one of the most important part in your camera, but often misunderstood. In the Free photography lesson we will cover some of these subjects and more. Listen to this Free Photo Class!
Points of Interest and movement in a Photograph
What are "Points of Interest" in a photograph or a painting? As the viewer's eye scans the photograph what happens and why should we pay attention? How does movement in a photograph work? In this Free photography Lesson we will discuss the importance of "Points of Interest and Movement in Composition" using a painting by Vincent Van Gogh and a couple of photographs by Gilles Peress. Drawing a comparison between the two we will demonstrate the location of various points of interest and how the viewer see it...
About Photography: The Colorists
I would like to introduce you to three important American photographers, Jay Maisel, Pete Turner and Eric Meola. I call them the “colorist" because they pushed color further than it had ever been pushed, bridging their explorations into the commercial field, creating albums covers, advertising and editorial projects. Art and vision merged into mainstream. They were enormously successful commercially and in the field of Art, having some of their works in Museums and private collections.
Why purchase a UV Filter?
I recently purchased a new lens. A Nikon 50mm F:1.4 I and it’s been awesome so far. I also know the Canon 50mm 1.4 is also great. However when I purchased it the salesman asked me if I wanted to get a UV filter. I thanked him but did not need one. “Well he said, you should get one to protect your lens!”. “I am all set, thanks”. On my way from the store I realized that most people pit a filter on their lenses. So I decided to explain in this free photography lesson, the reason why one should purchase a filter to put in front of their expensive lens and why not.
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