Photo Master Class
Over the last few months I have been working on my photography skills. So far I am having a great time. Learning how to shoot with a DSLR camera is a great way to get into photography. With digital you can learn by trial and error. If I take a bad shot, I can fix it and take another.
I have been working with long shutters, fast shutter speeds and ND filters to tell stories with my photography. It took a while to understand all of the different functions of a camera, once I figured them out, I can now use those functions to take the photos that I want.
Long Shutter. With the use of ND filters I can be wide open and still get a long shutter speed.
Long Shutter. The bike is blurred out.
Fast Shutter. Can you see the rain drops in the air in front of my suit?
Working with a camera is helping me understand filmmaking from behind the camera. The more you know about lighting, aperture, shutter speeds and ISOs will help you take the shots that you want to take. Be it digital film or digital photography, once you understand these, the sky's your limit with your creativity.
Rock and Roll!
Jamin' On The Blues
Here are some photography videos:
Photo Master Class
How To Blow Out The Background In Film With A DSLR Camera
How To Use The Tv Shutter Priority Mode On Your DSLR Camera
How To Connect And Remove An EOS Canon Mount To A Nikon Len
Canon Rebel XT - Why Shoot With An Older DSLR?
How To Make Your Car Look Cool With Rain Photos
How To Take A Photo With Your DSLR Camera
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