Call it the digital photography disease, or perhaps the death of the photography. The reality is that digital has led to a deterioration in the quality of the photography. There are several reasons, one of them is the speed of the digital and the resulting lack of thinking before the shutter is released. Quick draw and not enough attention.
This is a horse hobby of mine a couple of years and some have said and get off stop flogging a dead horse. They may well and maybe a little wrong. But, there is a solution or solutions. The one I would like to consider gets back to the basics. In most of the reviews in reducing the skills it's time to get back to basics.This is where the problem lies in the digital photography. the bottom line is that in order to learn from the digital photography, which you need to learn the basics of photography.
There are two things that must happen then. Go back to the basics, or if you have not yet learned the basics, starting with them. This is the great question. How we get back, start with the basics. The operative word is learning. Photography or digital photography learning to learn.Picking up a camera and shoot makes you a photographer. So what do we do? the skills to acquire this is much easier said than done.
Our current generation is most happy generation have the Internet and the ability to read, read and read. Weather easier said than done.What I would suggest is that specific literature acquire i.e. books on photography.The Internet is full of electronic downloadable versions., above all, But than this and come back to the paper books. There are some that I consider to be fundamental for the beginning photographer library.So here are a few suggestions:
1. the digital photography book by Scott Kelby
Scott Kelby gives you the insider tips pros use simple. it is easy to understand and very easy to apply, resulting in great photos.
2. the understanding Exposure: How to shoot great photographs with a film or a digital camera (updated Edition) by Bryan Peterson
Exposure and the use of aperture and shutter speed always confused me until I read Bryan Peterson's paper on exposure. A must have books in your library.
3. the photographer's Eye: composition and design for better digital photos by Michael Freeman
Michael has for years been the donkey and deals with something that every digital photo graaf.samenstelling.uw photos by understanding composition a hundred fold.
4. see: Learning for creative Design, colour and composition in photography (updated Edition) by Bryan Peterson
For some of us see creative is a natural ability to relate to others it is something that we need to learn or acquire. This is one of the best books I about creativity in photography have read.
5. digital photography Masterclass by Tom Ang
Tom Ang has been around for a long time, and then proceed to this book at your photographic trip.Major contracts in this book. He will take you to a new level.
6. Understanding shutter: Creative action and low-light photography more than 1/125 second by Bryan Peterson
This book is connected with a different exposure and helps strengthen your insight in the use of your shutter speed.
7. Understanding digital photography: techniques for large images by Bryan Peterson
To get the shot, is what it is all about. Bryan gets you to think before you press the shutter button too fast and succumb to the disease of digital. If there is a man of a solution to this problem was is Bryan Peterson.
These are just a few of my favourite authors and photographers who have considerably improved my photography. by going back to the application of the principles of good photo composition and photography and not only digital photography learning to become a better photographer more rounded. do not allow digital back to you. the principles of good photography and apply on digital. Please bear in mind that a lot of great photographers take photos using any medium, digital or film. learning and not stop making great images.
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Wayne Turner photography lesson for 25 years and has written three books about photography.
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