It seems that the majority of all photographers when taking photos of a dress, would have it on a person. Taking photos of just the dress seems really boring. In fact, I was looking for photos of “dresses” and someone had actually submitted a photo of a dress on a hanger. BLAH !! So, if you want to take photos of a dress, please get … Continue reading LEARN HOW TO TAKE PHOTOS OF A “DRESS”
Have you really ever got into cooking a meal for presentation? How about a meal that you did, added beautiful garnishes, organized each food into an organized, delicious looking meal? This certainly becomes something of great interest to photographers, who are also great chefs! Or is it the other way around: Great chefs who would like to learn how to take a photo of their … Continue reading LEARN HOW TO TAKE PHOTOS OF: “A MEAL YOU’VE MADE”:
A recent poll was taken to see what photographic subjects were important, and they came up with 51 different subjects. AND I AM GOING TO TEACH ALL 51 SUBJECTS ON THIS BLOG! EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT EVERY SUBJECT IN PHOTOGRAPHY IS BEING PRESENTED RIGHT NOW ON THIS WEBSITE. Check out some of the past subjects and learn some great information FREE ! These … Continue reading SPECIAL TRAINING SESSION GOING ON NOW:
Day Seven: “Glass” — Interact with a Surface Experimenting with glass can create multi-layered and unpredictable shots. Consider this landscape from an estate near Inverness, Scotland: It’s a lovely scene, but what happens when we place an old, creaky window between the viewer and this garden? Even if you prefer the view without the window, note how this pane of glass introduces a story and … Continue reading DAY 7 – “GLASS” – INTERACT WITH A SURFACE :
