A great camera will not make a great photograph unless a great photographer operates it. Beginners are absolutely capable of making great photographs if they have passion. Know your camera well… Read your camera manual – several times. The answers to most of your early questions are in there. Understand exposure – good exposure is how bright you want the image to be Master the light – Learn to use lights & do your own light settings Explore depth of field – don’t be afraid of low or high aperture Get to know perspective – it has to do with spatial relationship between object in your frame – their sizes, their placements, and the space between them Conquer Composition – how the various visual bits & pieces in a scene have been organized – tell a story, convey an emotion, or catch the viewer attention   Perfect your post – processing Take pictures of things that you know or care about. Don’t try to learn everything all at once. You don’t have to become an expert photographer, post-processor and printer all in the same week. If you have got less than a year under your belt don’t spend too much […]
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