ROOM OF YOUR OWN @ BLOGHER'10
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This document provides tips for improving photography skills with different types of cameras. It discusses various composition rules like the rule of thirds and simplicity. It also explains key camera settings and concepts like aperture, shutter speed, ISO, exposure and focal length. Tips are given for finding good natural lighting and being creative with self portraits, macro shots, reflections and more. The overall message is that photography is about having fun and using the camera you have available.
ROOM OF YOUR OWN @ BLOGHER'10
- 1. Welcome BlogHers & Photographers!Lotus RachelMishelleMishelle
- 2. Learn how to take better pictures…
- 4. …or your Point and Shoot!
- 5. We Are Story Tellers
- 6. We Are Modern Day Pictographers
- 7. Through Blogging and Photography We Tell Our Stories
- 9. The Rule of Thirds
- 10. The Rule of Thirds
- 11. The Rule of Thirds
- 12. Look for Lines in Life
- 13. Pay Attention to Lines
- 14. They can be obvious…
- 15. They can be subtle...
- 16. They lead the eye to another point…
- 17. Other Rules of Composition:Simplicity
- 18. Framing
- 19. Symmetry
- 21. Dutch Angles (aka Tilt)
- 22. How to fix bothersome tilt:
- 23. Oh No, Photo Faux Pas:Don’t over prop; simplicity is key
- 24. Avoid sleeping babies in boxes; it’s morbid
- 25. Keep the babies/kids off the tracks; be safe
- 26. Watch your backgrounds; avoid showing mess
- 27. Don’t over edit; you CAN go to farInstead, learn how to take good pictures…
- 28. Improve Your Technique with Skill
- 29. ISO is the way the camera reacts to the amount of available light.
- 30. Smooth at ISO 100
- 31. Grainy at ISO 1600
- 32. Shutter Speed is the duration of time at which the shutter opens up and closes during an exposure process.
- 33. Capture Action with Fast Shutter Speed
- 34. Show Motion Through Blur…
- 37. Aperture is measured in f-stops, and is the size of the opening in the lens when a picture is taken.
- 38. Aperture: Shallow Depth of Field
- 39. Aperture: Wide Depth of Field
- 40. Exposure is the process of capturing light with your camera to produce an image on film or a digital sensor.
- 41. Achieving Proper ExposureOverexposed by +1.5Underexposed by +1.5
- 42. The focal length of a lens determines its angle of view, and thus also how much the subject will be magnified for a given position.
- 44. Focal Lengths
- 45. Love the LightFront Light
- 46. Look for the LightBack Light
- 47. You Can Find The LightSide Light
- 48. Sometimes You Must Add LightFlash Modified Light
- 49. Be Creative: All the Time!Take Self Portraits
- 51. Have a Macro Addiction
- 52. Look for Reflections; They’re Everywhere
- 53. Have fun with Shadows
- 54. Flare it Up
- 56. Use Lens Attachments or a LensbabyCapture Yourself
- 57. Do the” Selfy Pee” Dance
- 59. All the Lovely Bokeh
- 60. Macro Fun!
- 61. Reflections and Shadow Play
- 62. Exude Flair with Flare
- 63. Take Your Camera Everywhere
- 64. Shoot High and Low
- 66. The Best Camera? Is the one you have on you!
- 67. Now it’s your turn….. Any Questions?