2021 Week 49: This Little Light of Mine- Manual Mode
We finally made it to our last “technical” challenge of the year! In my final challenge we are naturally going to combine all the previous technical challenges and photograph in READ MORE →
We finally made it to our last “technical” challenge of the year! In my final challenge we are naturally going to combine all the previous technical challenges and photograph in READ MORE →
It’s time for a new technical challenge this week and we have made it all the way to the third and final member of the exposure triangle. To recap we READ MORE →
It’s time for a new technical challenge this week!! So far this year we have had challenges on the Exposure Triangle, Intentional Exposure, and Creative Shutter Speed. This week we READ MORE →
This week we are taking a trip back to our camera settings and focusing (no pun intended) on specifically shutter speed and why it is important both technically and creatively. READ MORE →
Remembering back a few weeks ago we learned that there are three things that influence the exposure of an image in a given level of light, aperture, shutter speed, and READ MORE →
ne of the most important yet intimidating skills of photography is correctly achieving exposure. “Correct” exposure involves a combination of many elements and can be both technical as well as artistic and therefore is often left for the camera to decide automatically. Whether the photographer allows the camera to decide on the exposure or chooses to set it themselves, it is always achieved by three key factors: aperture, shutter speed, and ISO- thus referred to as the exposure triangle. READ MORE →
Haiku is not a word historically associated with photography. Although brief and minimal, haiku are powerful narratives that tell a story and even paint a vivid picture. Our challenge this week is to take a photo utilizing the haiku essence. For some additional creativity, I invite you to explore haiku poetry and even choose a poem that resonates with you by trying to visually capture the poets words. For a deeper experience you could even write your own 17 syllable (5-7-5) haiku for your image. READ MORE →
Surrealism is more than just a concept, it is an intellectual and creative mental process committed to representing the world in strange and abstract ways. This artistic movement first began READ MORE →
This week we are going to explore the concept of Juxtaposition, which is defined as “an instance of placing two or more things side by side often to compare or READ MORE →
What I like most about abstract photography is the unlimited creativity it allows, it is a type of photography that opens the imagination and embraces experimentation. This week we will READ MORE →