Can we learn anything online? Well, I think many of us would answer that question with a yes. And some universities will give us degrees for completing their programs online. Furthermore, these universities that offer online degrees have been doing this for quite some time. Additionally, according to an article in U.S. News and World […]
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A short article about why we should make the change from fully automatic exposure mode to the “priority exposure” modes.
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In short, we gotta set aside some time to devote to our photography studies and practice.
But how much time should we spend to practice photography?
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As a photography teacher, I often get calls from people (photographers) who say something along the line of “I want to learn photography, but I don’t have a camera.” The truth is we can learn photography, but we don’t realize the camera that we don’t think we have is probably already with us.
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Photography Equipment and Our Interest – Just Bring What We Got Photography Equipment and Our Interest – Just Bring What We Got This blog post was inspired by a conversation with Frank Agbro when he responded to a question about his 6ft. Aparty concerts by answering “Just bring what ya got”.
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When it comes to our photography studies and training, overstating the importance of prerequisites is nearly impossible. Prerequisite – A definition In almost everything we do, the importance of prerequisites becomes obvious. And, of course, prerequisites also apply to our photography studies and practice. So, for setting a standard definition and our conversation, a prerequisite
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As photographers, we’re always working with images and imagery. But what’s the difference between the two and why is it important to keep image and imagery in mind when making pictures? Image and Imagery What’s the difference between Image and Imagery? In brief, image(s) and imagery are what we produce as photographers.
Learn To Think Like a Photographer Learn To Think Like a Photographer $60.00 General Information Prerequisites: No Type of Camera Required: Using the camera on your phone is recommended. However, you can use any camera. Instructor: Sam D’Amico Ways taught: In-person private lessons. Live online group classes. Self-paced video class. Registration and schedule information for
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Since my reluctant plunge into writing copy, content, and SEO in 1998, I’ve come a long way. Back then, after being given direction by a community education coordinator, I’d write course descriptions, informing people of what they’d get from my photography class. Who knew I was learning a skill that I’d eventually enjoy doing?
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Thanks for working with me to help you with your photography studies and practice. After completing every class or course, I send a follow-up email that addresses our meeting(s) and includes a link that leads to a page requesting student comments about me, Sam D’Amico. And this is the page. Above all, my work
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