Completely new and green!
Aug 20, 2019 11:34:19 #
Aug 20, 2019 12:17:58 #
Have fun. Once in a while consider a single topic for the day's shots. For example, one day decide to only shoot trees. Another, only shoot windows. Another, only people's shoes. It becomes a game to pick a topic for the day, and it is a lot of fun. Soon you begin to see details more clearly and your photos begin to interest you more.
BTW, on your computer, make a folder for pictures that is unique, like "MyShots." Now inside that folder, make a separate folder for each of those topics you decide to shoot. Everything will be so much easier to find once you copy your pictures to those folders on your computer.
BTW, on your computer, make a folder for pictures that is unique, like "MyShots." Now inside that folder, make a separate folder for each of those topics you decide to shoot. Everything will be so much easier to find once you copy your pictures to those folders on your computer.
Aug 20, 2019 15:06:05 #
Aug 20, 2019 18:27:05 #
Welcome to UHH Wilsman19, glad you joined us.
Have fun, learn and enjoy the forum.
Don
Have fun, learn and enjoy the forum.
Don
Aug 21, 2019 00:15:51 #
lmTrying
Loc: WV Northern Panhandle
Welcome aboard!
If you find all the terms confusing, as I did, go to Amazon and type in "Al Judge". He has written a series of short, to the point, books on the basics of digital photography. The first is a series of mine booklets that are available in paper, or as downloads to your Kindle able device. Every photography term is defined and explained. And even though I have been messing with cameras since the 60s, I learned something from each book. Then you can move on to Bryan Peterson and Scott Kelby.
If you find all the terms confusing, as I did, go to Amazon and type in "Al Judge". He has written a series of short, to the point, books on the basics of digital photography. The first is a series of mine booklets that are available in paper, or as downloads to your Kindle able device. Every photography term is defined and explained. And even though I have been messing with cameras since the 60s, I learned something from each book. Then you can move on to Bryan Peterson and Scott Kelby.
Sep 4, 2019 11:17:40 #
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