Posted by: purana kagaz December 7, 2010
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The best way to learn is by doing, however, a little knowledge about the basics goes a long way.
Basic knowledge about the settings on your camera is a good start. Read the manual then read it again.
Basic knowledge about exposure - aperture and shutter speed is also a good starting point.
You don't necessarily need a formal class. Books and online tutorials can be a big help in getting the theory down. Then it's just practice, practice, practice and don't be afraid to experiment.
Take a lot of pictures, look at a lot of pictures and figure out what you like and don't like, take a lot more pictures.
Go to a Graduation Ceremony, wedding ceremony and take lots and lots and lots of picture.
Take pictures of Trees, snow, cat, babies playing, baby smiling.
Start taking pictures now.
Basic knowledge about the settings on your camera is a good start. Read the manual then read it again.
Basic knowledge about exposure - aperture and shutter speed is also a good starting point.
You don't necessarily need a formal class. Books and online tutorials can be a big help in getting the theory down. Then it's just practice, practice, practice and don't be afraid to experiment.
Take a lot of pictures, look at a lot of pictures and figure out what you like and don't like, take a lot more pictures.
Go to a Graduation Ceremony, wedding ceremony and take lots and lots and lots of picture.
Take pictures of Trees, snow, cat, babies playing, baby smiling.
Start taking pictures now.