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Advanced Photography Guide for Creative Imagery Enthusiasts

Learn about advanced imaging techniques, camera settings, and composition for creating stunning photographs and artworks. Discover tips for better photos and insights into light management. Improve your photography skills and unleash your creative potential with this comprehensive guide.

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Advanced Photography Guide for Creative Imagery Enthusiasts

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  1. Tom Ferguson

  2. My HistoryCamera Shop Sales PersonEastman Kodak CompanyInk Jet PrintingImaging SoftwareAdvanced Amateur PhotographySheboygan Visual Artists Film & Chemical Developing Digital SLR Ink Jet Printing (Giclee) Photo by Inkaroad / CC BY-SA 3.0

  3. Yousuf Karsh Use of Light Capture of Texture, Detail Feeling of Personality

  4. Ansel Adams • B&W Prints • Zone System • Knew What Finished Print Would Look Like Before He Released The Shutter

  5. My Photography • Architecture & Architectural Extractions • Landscape – Wisconsin Farm Scenes (Architectural?) • Portrait • Leaning Toward Fine Art As Opposed To Commercial/Journalistic

  6. Who’s Smarter -You or Your Camera?

  7. he Light Is Everything It’s All About The Light

  8. Creation Of A Photograph

  9. Execution • Lens • Aperture • Shutter Speed • ISO • Lighting • Composition • Focus

  10. Hints for Better Photographs • Reciprocal of Focal Length – 50mm=1/50th sec, 100mm=1/100th sec • Shoot Manual vs Automatic – you select shutter speed, aperture, ISO • Learn to Count Clicks • Use a Tripod whenever you can • Use a Photography Test Chart • Lenses sharpest between f/8 and f/11 • When you look at photographs and paintings • Where is the light source? Left, right, top, behind • What kind of light is it? Soft,

  11. Focus On The Long Term

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