Digital Photography Words
Monday, August 23rd, 2010Digital Photography Words
I want to get into photography?
I have a basic sony cyber shot digital camera and I love taking photos and really want to become a good photographer, but I have no idea what I'm doing, from time to time I'll have a great shot, but his stroke of luck, not skill, pure … How can i gain skills? Does anyone know some trick of the camera impressive to see in the basic digital camera so I can take great photos? some words of wisdom for a photographer boot …….
I do not know about your camera, but could have a manual setting so you can play with it and see the effects you like. Just remember larger the aperture and shutter speed higher, the image will be exposed more (or so it would be for the movie at least). If you want to spend the money I could get an SLR and read the user guide or whatever comes with it. If you're really serious about it should also practice drawing, which will help composition.
Digital Photography Words
The photograph shows a piece ….?
For my digital photography class, I take a picture to fit a song. I need some ideas, good songs (not bad or wrong word) that comes to mind … Also, please help me some ideas take a picture of him. For example, the song, Cyclone by Baby Bash Ft. T-Pain, I doubt that someone a picture of someone bumping and grinding. But it's a bad song, I can not. Getting the idea? Thank you in advance. NOTE: most creative, the better!
Take a picture some homeless. Add "Yesterday" by The Beatles.
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How do I become successful with my photography?
I love photography and have a Canon XTi digital camera and two great lenses. I’d love to be able to do advertisements for businesses or to photograph weddings and events, but I don’t really know how to get started. I have had a 2 hour lesson from a professional photographer in my town. My problem is I don’t know how to advertise myself – if I should offer free or very cheap services for a while and wait till word of mouth gets out about my services or how I should start, since photography is a hard business to jump into.
I guess what makes this a bit more challenging is that I live in a small town and that I am only sixteen. I feel like getting this professional type experience of doing work for others will help me if I ever would like to continue with this to college. Eventually, I’d like to be able to display my works in an exhibit, but until then, I’d like your advice 
I would try to get a part time job with the professional photog in your town. Do his odd jobs, help with developement, clean up, all the work to get to be great. Keep taking pictures. Find out what works and what doesn’t. Practice, practice practice. Remember, most photogs will not give up their film cameras. There is still a need for them.
I am so pleased to hear that you have something that consumes your passion. Maybe we’ll be seeing your pictures in museums, calenders, magazines.
Hey, how about developing a charity calender for your town? It’s too late for this year, but there is always next year. That way you get experience, work with your community to build relationships, help others, and learn along the way. You could be responsible for getting the new playground built, or getting the brownies to their pow wow next year. Just like photography, you are only limited by your imagination.
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