Review of Composition
Link to article on composition
Beyond the Basics
The purpose of this part of the course is not to teach you all the technical aspects of photography. There is just too much to learn in such a short time. Rather I would like to focus on the artistic components of photography and get you to start thinking and seeing the world differently. However, for reference, I have included some short links which should help you understand some of the basics of shooting in manual mode which we will go over briefly.manual mode for beginners
iso settings
getting off auto mode
Light Photography: This is using the camera in manual mode with a tripod and changing the settings to keep the shutter open for a longer period of time thereby capturing more light. This is sometimes called light painting.
LINK: light painting examples
Light Photo How to video
Close Up Photography
The idea is to focus on your object and blur the background.
Conceptual photography:
As a methodology conceptual photography is a type of photography that is staged to represent an idea.
Underwater Photography
How to create an overlay
Instructions
1. Find an interesting yet simple FREE background on google: try trees, mountain, ocean, animals etc
2. Right click copy image to Photoshop, file new, create, edit paste
3. Bring in your own photo, file open in Photoshop
4. Select one of the images to go over top of the other one, edit cut or copy,
click on the other photo, edit paste
5. Then go to opacity and lighting an play around, also can use the eraser tool to clean
up the photo VOILA... an artistic masterpiece!
One of my favourite Canadian Photographers
Benjamin Von Wong
Underwater Photography
How to create an overlay
Instructions
1. Find an interesting yet simple FREE background on google: try trees, mountain, ocean, animals etc
2. Right click copy image to Photoshop, file new, create, edit paste
3. Bring in your own photo, file open in Photoshop
4. Select one of the images to go over top of the other one, edit cut or copy,
click on the other photo, edit paste
5. Then go to opacity and lighting an play around, also can use the eraser tool to clean
up the photo VOILA... an artistic masterpiece!
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