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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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
A Cook Doesn’t Use A Chainsaw To Slice A Carrot. Read More »
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
Question: What is the best thing about a DSLR? Read More »
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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Don’t rely on tips to improve your photography. Study And Practice Photography With Sam
Question: What is your photography tip for today? Read More »
Answer: The rule of not having “composition rules” play ANY part in my photography. Here’s some of my blog posts addressing “and why”→ https://samdamico.com/?s=rules+of+composition&submit=Go (https://samdamico.com/?s=rules+of+composition&submit=Go) Study And Practice Photography With Sam
That’s what practice is. During a class if someone makes a mistake I’ll ask them to do it again. Not the mistake of course, but what they were doing that led to the mistake. It’s great when we get things right, it shows that we know what we’re doin’. A mistake shows that we don’t
DRAWING INSPIRATION Drawing Inspiration – Matt Stuart Drawing Inspiration is a series of posts dedicated to photographers who have inspired me. Here’s a link to their work.–>http://www.mattstuart.com/ Who are the photographers that inspire you? Please leave your comments and replies below.
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Creating good photographs doesn’t come easy. Buying a camera is easy. Creating good photographs with that camera? Not so easy. Don’t get discouraged. Persist. While a camera will cost ya, persistence in your studies and practice pays off. Study And Practice Photography With Sam
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Answer: Diffusion. Usually, the diffusion of an artificial transmitting light source such as a portable flash or studio strobe. If translucent, light can be “passed through” the umbrella. If opaque, light can be “reflected off of” the umbrella. Study And Practice Photography With Sam
Question: What are umbrellas used for in photography? Read More »
Answer: Whatever social network(s) I use, I NEVER post photographs due to copyright concerns. I’d suggest getting a blog on your website going then, post links to your blog posts to the social networks. The posts that you link to could include links to pictures within blog posts on your website. Here’s an example: Sam
Question: What do you look for in a social network as a designer/photographer? Read More »
