10 Photograph Assignments to Encourage and Problem
One of the simplest ways to be taught images is to observe, although typically you will get caught in a rut and never know what to shoot. That’s the reason…
The Basic Elements of a Camera
Everyone knows what a camera is: you probably have an SLR, DSLR, or point and shoot camera and there is sure to be a camera on your phone. But what…
8 Tips for Great Photographs
Starting out in photography is a wonderful time filled with creativity and discovery. Unfortunately, for many new photographers, their introduction to photography is a time of wrecked nerves, confusing advice…
An Explanation of Point of View Photography
The phrase “point of view” in photography simply means the position from which the camera sees the scene. Are you looking down on the subject? Are you looking up at…
How to Use Autofocus (AF) Points on Your Camera
Autofocus (AF) points appear in the viewfinder or LCD screen of most SLR and DSLR cameras, even a few point-and-shoot cameras use them. So what are they? AF points are…
Find out how to Management Depth of Subject With F-Stops
A typical time period in pictures, depth of area is essential to contemplate when creating any {photograph}. It’s used at various levels to position both all the things within the…
What Causes Green Eye in Animal Photographs?
Your precious kitten’s eyes always appear to glow green in pictures. The family dog can’t get his picture taken without bright white eyes showing up in the photo. Why is…
Parts of a Camera – Photography Manual
Body: The camera body is the most basic part of a camera. It is the box that holds the film and the camera controls. The lens is either built-into the…
Print Size Comparisons, Explanations, and Hanging Size
Almost every picture taken today is recorded on a small negative or sensor and then enlarged to the desired print size. There are an almost dizzying array of print size…
Understanding the Basic Functions of a Camera
The Spruce / Liz Masoner Depth of field describes how much of an image is in focus from front to back. The depth of field is controlled by the aperture…