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Wednesday, 2 January 2013
How To Improve Your Photography With A Project 365
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In the last video I spoke about the Project 365 that I was just about to complete. Well, I finished it up yesterday, December 31st. It was actually a project 366 for me since I started the project on January 1st, 2012 This video is about the benefits you can get from completing your own project 365. I have become a better photographer over this last year and I owe a lot of it to the Project 365. Here's a couple of benefits I've realized as a result of completing the Project 365: 1. I have improved my ability to see things as a photographer-Over the course of the year I noticed that I was starting to see the world through the eyes of a photographer more and more. This allowed me to focus on the important parts of what I was seeing and take better photographs. 2. My composition skills have improved-Compared to last year I am better at placing images in the viewfinder of the camera, resulting in better photographs. This is entirely due to taking more photographs. 3. I am becoming my own best critic-Over the last year my skill at critiquing the photographs I make has improved, This means that I spend less time staring at the computer wondering which photographs are best. I have developed a taste for what I like and what I don't like and that makes me a better photographer in the end. Bottom line, if you are looking to become a better photographer I would heartily suggest that you embark on your own version of a Project 365. The benefits you will get are many and you will have ...
In the last video I spoke about the Project 365 that I was just about to complete. Well, I finished it up yesterday, December 31st. It was actually a project 366 for me since I started the project on January 1st, 2012 This video is about the benefits you can get from completing your own project 365. I have become a better photographer over this last year and I owe a lot of it to the Project 365. Here's a couple of benefits I've realized as a result of completing the Project 365: 1. I have improved my ability to see things as a photographer-Over the course of the year I noticed that I was starting to see the world through the eyes of a photographer more and more. This allowed me to focus on the important parts of what I was seeing and take better photographs. 2. My composition skills have improved-Compared to last year I am better at placing images in the viewfinder of the camera, resulting in better photographs. This is entirely due to taking more photographs. 3. I am becoming my own best critic-Over the last year my skill at critiquing the photographs I make has improved, This means that I spend less time staring at the computer wondering which photographs are best. I have developed a taste for what I like and what I don't like and that makes me a better photographer in the end. Bottom line, if you are looking to become a better photographer I would heartily suggest that you embark on your own version of a Project 365. The benefits you will get are many and you will have ...
Thursday, 20 December 2012
Improve Your Landscape Photography (Improve Your Photography)
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| Most photographers learn basic exposure, the rule of thirds, and other such basic information about landscape photography; however, few photographers spend the time time learn more in-depth information. This book contains valuable information such as how to achieve better compositions by using the Golden Mean rather than the simplistic rule of thirds. In another chapter, the author explains creative techniques for finding beautiful landscape photography locations by using hiking and Geocaching websites. Interspersed within these meaty chapters are dozens of quick tips and tricks used by the pros to capture stunning images. This book is the fifth book in Jim Harmer's "Improve Your Photography" book series. View the authors other titles by searching "Improve Your Photography" in this eBook store. ...Read more |
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Improve Your Night Photography (Improve Your Photography)
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| Skilled night photographers can leave any shoot knowing they captured the scene in perfect focus and low noise, but beginning photographers often leave night shoots frustrated. After teaching dozens of photographers how to shoot at night, the author compiled this book to explain the most important tips for night photographers. Topics discussed in this book include: how to achieve low noise at night, how to shoot stars and star trails, shooting HDR images at night, practical tips for focusing the camera in the dark, and dozens of quick tips to improve your night images. "Improve Your Night Photography" is the fourth book in the popular "Improve Your Photography" book series by author and photographer Jim Harmer. ...Read more |
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Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Improve Your Photography: How Budding Photographers Can Get Pro Results
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| "Improve Your Photography" has been purchased by thousands of beginning photographers across the world and has been recently updated in this second edition. The book is packed full of quick and easy tips to encourage budding photographers to improve while learning concepts and technical information on photography. Jim explains this book this way, "This is what every photographer needs to know to take clean and stunning photos. If I would have had this book when I started, I would have been two years ahead of everyone else in just 60 pages." The book covers topics such as tips for taking better portraits of people, instruction on choosing lenses, tips for landscape and sunset photography, and HDR. Unlike most photography books that confuse beginning and intermediate photographers with difficult concepts and too much technical data, this book is designed specifically to teach photographers who are just learning how shutter speed, aperture, and ISO work together. ...Read
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