How Does A Camera Work?
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Learn To Think Like A Photographer Class-Blog Posts
Learn To Think Like A Photographer Class-Blog Posts
Learn To Think Like A Photographer Class-Blog Posts
About Sam
Sam D’Amico is a professional photographer and photography teacher and offers classes in Washington DC. Specifically, he’s been a professional photographer since the mid-1980’s and started teaching photography professionally in the late 1990’s.
About The Blog Posts
The blog posts are inspired by conversations that happen with photographers during the Learn To Think Like A Photographer classes that Sam offers.
More importantly, the blog posts are intended to get you thinking about your photography and photography practice.
If you have any comments or questions, please leave them in the “Reply” area at the bottom of each post.
Are You Ready For The Darkroom?
I was asked about why I don’t offer darkroom skills, and/or photo editing software, instruction as a part of my workshops. If the topic of photo-editing software or darkroom work comes up, we’ll discuss it, but it is not a main topic. I think that you can consider photo-editing software a digital darkroom. Whatever I’ve
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Do You Think Your Camera Takes Good Pictures?
If cameras took good pictures, wouldn’t they be good pictures all of the time?
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What Should We Pay to Improve Our Photography?
What do we need to pay to create GOOD photographs and yet cost us nothing out of our pockets?
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Photographic Composition: Rules Versus Elements
In the dictionary, some of the words that are used to define rules are: Regulations. Law. What is possible or allowable. Discipline. Control or dominion. Normal or customary. In the dictionary, some of the words that are used to define elements are: The primary or fundamental parts of something. To me, the words used to describe
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