Original Photography And Excellent Photography Courses and Classes
Do you find photography interesting? If ya do then you’re in the right place. I’m Sam D’Amico and this is my website. I’m a professional photographer and professional photography teacher.
While you’re here, take some time, look around and make some comments.
In short, this website is about selling photographs as prints, licensing rights managed stock photography and photography classes.
Specifically, as a professional photographer, I sell prints of my work and license my photographs as rights managed stock photography. In addition, as a professional photography teacher, I post information about my photography classes and I write blog posts based on conversations that happen during my photography classes.
I’m not sure how you wound up here but I’m glad that you’re here.
Study And Practice Photography With Sam
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Upcoming Group Photography Classes In Washington DC
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Being A Photographer-An Online Discussion And Learning Platform For Photographers
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Purchase A Photograph As Wall Decor
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License The Use Of A Photograph For Commercial Or Editorial Use
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See Sam’s Photographs
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Drawing Inspiration – Douglas Ljungkvist Drawing Inspiration is a series of posts dedicated to photographers who have inspired me. Here’s a link to their work.–> http://www.douglasljungkvist.com/ Who are the photographers that inspire you? Please leave your comments and replies below.
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We have default modes as photographers in terms of our studies and practice. We have default modes on our camera. Our default modes as photographers change depending on our intent and what we’re photographing. We can also change the default modes on our camera. The default modes on our camera should support our default modes
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Exposure compensation adjusts the tonality of the photograph while the photograph is being made in camera. In an automatic exposure mode, exposure compensation is adjusted automatically based on what the photographer sets as the exposure compensation and the light intensities influencing the light meter in the camera. I manual exposure mode, exposure compensation is adjusted
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What we see: Regardless of what type of being we are we all see the same thing. How we see: Depending on what type of being we are, we see the same thing differently. Here’s a link that shows how different beings see the same thing http://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/how-do-other-animals-see-the-world.html How We Think About What We See: While
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We can work simply in manual exposure mode. We can work easily in an automatic exposure mode. Working simply in manual exposure mode, we can keep things uncomplicated and our work includes a thorough attentiveness and a straightforward efficiency that requires only the effort needed to create the best photograph that we can considering the
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As you know, It ain’t enough to like it, they’ve got to like it enough to pay for the use of it. Ya can’t get anyone to do that. They either will or they won’t. In any event, You’ll need to set up a platform(s) that provide a way to pay for the licensing/use of
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Drawing Inspiration – Matthew Wylie Drawing Inspiration is a series of posts dedicated to photographers who have inspired me. Here’s a link to their work.–> Matthew Wylie Who are the photographers that inspire you? Please leave your comments and replies below.
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We can get the best camera that our money can buy. We can get the best camera that supports the type of work that we do. I’d suggest that the latter “best camera” is the “best camera”. But how do we know which camera is best? If you know your process, you’ll know. If you
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In my mind, it’s the portability and range of composition elements that it offers, portability being one of ‘em. Study And Practice Photography With Sam
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The product is our photograph. Our process as a photographer results in our product. Our process is of utmost importance because the photograph the we produce is the outcome of our process. Study And Practice Photography With Sam
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