Learn To Think Like A Photographer Class-Blog Posts
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.
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.
The composition of your photograph should be filled with intent. If you, or your camera, are picking exposure settings in a haphazard manner, or based solely on the amount of light that you are working with, the composition of your photograph is lacking the visual depth that can only come with intent. Everything from the choice of your lens to the […]
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Have you ever looked for something and not find it? Disappointing, ain’t it? On the other hand it’s exhilarating to see something that you weren’t expecting. Looking for something means that we have an expectation to find something specific. If we don’t find what we’re looking for we may be disappointed. Seeing means that we became aware of something
Are You Looking Or Are You Seeing? Read More »
When you have a better understanding of light, you become a better photographer.
Use The Flash On Your Camera To Make Better Pictures Read More »
The Learn To Think Like A Photographer Photography class will get you thinking like a photographer and creating unique compositions. And because you’ll begin associating camera operation with visual outcomes, composing pictures becomes more deliberate. Specifically, we’ll talk about and practice a compositional thought process that we can apply to any camera we use. We’ll
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