New Video Editing 7 photos in under 3 Minutes!
I’m back with another speed photo editing video. Granted it is a slightly sped-up video but not as much as you may think. After decades of photography experience, my photos
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Why Black and White Photography?
Why shoot in black and white when there is color photography? There are many reasons but one important one is that without color you can focus more on your composition
Basic History of Photography
Where did it all start? The course in photography that I created for my students a few years ago included a brief history of photography. So here I present that
Positive and Negative Space in Photography
And how to use it for more dynamic compositions. What is positive space? Positive space is any part of the photo that jumps out from its surroundings. That includes your
Shapes in Photography
How to make effective use of shapes in photography compositions. In general, shapes convey a lot of information to the viewer. They suggest size and weight, and the way they
Photography Basics – Lines and Rule of Thirds
So let’s do a quick recap on the rule of thirds and show how you can use it with what you’ve learned about lines in photography. First is the rule
Diagonal and Converging lines in Photography
We are continuing with my basic photography lessons today. We have discussed horizontal and vertical lines, and what they mean in your photography. Today are diagonal and converging lines. Diagonal
Vertical Lines in Photography
We are continuing with my simplified photography basics course that I created and then taught for two years. Vertical lines convey this message to our minds. Potential energyStrong – when
Horizontal Lines in Photography
All lines send a message to our human brains. Horizontal lines have a specific message they send. Keep that in mind when you have horizontal lines in your photography they
Lines in Photography
We are continuing with my simplified photography basics course that I created and then taught for two years. Lines are a powerful element in photography. Some consider it the most