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8.21.2017
5.03.2016
3.27.2016
Apple Employee Quit to be a Photographer
"Be careful, if you’re considering quitting your job to become a protog, this video may just push you over the edge. Don’t say we didn’t warn you..." via DigitalRev
3.14.2016
3.04.2016
2.10.2016
12.13.2015
8.03.2015
You Need More than Natural Talent to Make It
"You Need More than ‘Natural Talent’ to Make it as a Photographer: In this 3-minute clip, the main character, Mason, has a conversation with his photography teacher, Mr. Turlington, in the class darkroom. It turns out to be a fatherly lecture about the importance of adding hard work and other qualities on top of natural talent..." READ MORE (via PetaPixel)
6.27.2015
The Washington Post Talent Network
"New digital tool aimed at extending the reach of Post coverage; Makes it easier for editors and freelancers to connect and collaborate on story assignments..." (Read More)
6.25.2015
6.13.2015
One-Day Photo Camp Review References
Thanks to everyone for hanging in there for our whirlwind photo class today.
I've attached references to some of the things we talked about in links posted here. Take a look at the Pinterest board below, and feel free to contact me if you have any questions. There are plenty more similar references on my Pinterest page.
To start, here's the answer to the question I was not able to answer on the spot about Tara and Viviana's Nikon D3100 in M (Manual) Mode. In order to change apertures, hold down the +/- button which is just under the shutter button to the right, then use the dial on the back to change f-stops. Take a look at this video beginning at the 8:45 point to hear and see exactly how to do it.
Follow Fotograf's board Basic Photography Camp on Pinterest.
Video Clips (there are a lot more videos on my YouTube Channel)
Mike Browne's YouTube Channel
As I said, you could very easily learn photography free online. On the sidebars to the right, there are several links of all sorts including tutorials, free ebooks and even full free college courses. As I said, don't be a slave to gear and buying the flashiest camera money can buy. The best way to improve your photography is by simply taking a lot of photos, making mistakes and learning from them.
I've attached references to some of the things we talked about in links posted here. Take a look at the Pinterest board below, and feel free to contact me if you have any questions. There are plenty more similar references on my Pinterest page.
To start, here's the answer to the question I was not able to answer on the spot about Tara and Viviana's Nikon D3100 in M (Manual) Mode. In order to change apertures, hold down the +/- button which is just under the shutter button to the right, then use the dial on the back to change f-stops. Take a look at this video beginning at the 8:45 point to hear and see exactly how to do it.
Follow Fotograf's board Basic Photography Camp on Pinterest.
Video Clips (there are a lot more videos on my YouTube Channel)
Mike Browne's YouTube Channel
As I said, you could very easily learn photography free online. On the sidebars to the right, there are several links of all sorts including tutorials, free ebooks and even full free college courses. As I said, don't be a slave to gear and buying the flashiest camera money can buy. The best way to improve your photography is by simply taking a lot of photos, making mistakes and learning from them.
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