Whatever the professional photographer charges ya. It’ll depend on what you need done and on the photographer doing the work. You need to contact a specific photographer directly to get a specific answer. Study And Practice Photography With Sam
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The Process Of Learning Photography I was speaking with a photographer who was considering studying photography with me. Based on our conversation we determined the most effective course of study for her to start with would be one of two classes (or maybe both) that I offer in Washington DC. She asked me, and I’m
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Answer: The camera doesn’t matter. There’s no inherently “best” lens. There is only a “best” lens when considering what’s best for what we do when it comes to our work as photographers. The lenses are the same in focal length but the 1.4 allows for more exposure. Get whatever one you could afford. Study And
I hope the photographer registered the copyright to the work. Here’s the story. https://petapixel.com/2018/05/07/photographer-stranger-things-used-my-storm-cloud-without-asking/ Study And Practice Photography With Sam
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Unless this is a psychic ability test, I’ll guess you’re askin’ which one you should choose. That’s up to you. Here’s some help: Can you recommend a camera? Study And Practice Photography With Sam
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Drawing Inspiration – Elliott Erwitt Drawing Inspiration is a series of posts dedicated to photographers who have inspired me. “Quality doesn’t mean deep blacks and whatever tonal range. That’s not quality, that’s a kind of quality. The pictures of Robert Frank might strike someone as being sloppy–the tone range isn’t right and things like that–but they’re
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Rules of composition direct our thought process toward ideas of how our photograph should be. If our thought process has no ideas of how our photograph should be then we can begin to see what could be. A thought process that involves ideas of rules imposes ideas that limit our composition. A thought process that
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What’s the Best _______? You fill in the blank. Could be camera, lens, flash, class, exposure modes, exposure settings, etc. I could keep goin’. I won’t. While the blank part of the question varies, the answer is always the same. The answer is: It depends. No one likes that answer. The “best” tells us what
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Intermediate Photography – Light Centric Vs. Camera Centric Imagine a chef/cook more concerned with a stove than the food. That chef would be tool centric. Imagine a potter more concerned with the potter’s wheel than the clay. That potter would be tool centric. Imagine a carpenter more concerned with the hammer than the wood. That
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Question: Which type of lens is better for portraits, a 50mm f1/8 lens or a 85mm f1/8 lens? Both are the same in terms of maximum exposure. In terms of focal length, which do you prefer? Why not use both? Study And Practice Photography With Sam
