36 lessons in photography
September 20, 2010 5:39 PM Subscribe
36 lessons in photography
I've put up a Flickr set with 36 photos that I've selected, and written a small paragraph or two under each photo explaining what's going on, or a lesson I learned, or just how that photo happened. I hope to expand it as time goes on, and I invite critique and questions.
I've put up a Flickr set with 36 photos that I've selected, and written a small paragraph or two under each photo explaining what's going on, or a lesson I learned, or just how that photo happened. I hope to expand it as time goes on, and I invite critique and questions.
Truly inspiring. Thank you.
posted by spherical_perceptions at 9:59 PM on September 22, 2010
posted by spherical_perceptions at 9:59 PM on September 22, 2010
This is great. Even just having the words to understand what you're doing [even if I don't understand them all] can lead to better Googling. I reallylove knowing how people do this sort of thing.
posted by jessamyn at 9:03 AM on September 25, 2010
posted by jessamyn at 9:03 AM on September 25, 2010
What words didn't you understand? maybe I can rework that part to be clearer.
posted by pjern at 10:48 AM on September 25, 2010
posted by pjern at 10:48 AM on September 25, 2010
Well just ideas like using filters and masking and whatnot. I only sort of know what they are, but now that I know what the words are I can look them up.
posted by jessamyn at 10:53 AM on September 25, 2010
posted by jessamyn at 10:53 AM on September 25, 2010
For the beginners among us, it'd also be really nice to know what your camera settings were. As in, why that particular film speed? Why that aperture?
posted by soviet sleepover at 10:30 AM on September 26, 2010
posted by soviet sleepover at 10:30 AM on September 26, 2010
For the beginners among us, it'd also be really nice to know what your camera settings were
On each Flickr page, if you click on the camera model in the upper right hand side, it should give you all the related EXIF data, which should tell you what you need to know, except in the case of slides or black-and-white negatives I either scanned of copied with a copier rig.
posted by pjern at 1:03 PM on September 26, 2010
On each Flickr page, if you click on the camera model in the upper right hand side, it should give you all the related EXIF data, which should tell you what you need to know, except in the case of slides or black-and-white negatives I either scanned of copied with a copier rig.
posted by pjern at 1:03 PM on September 26, 2010
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