Author: | Sam Arnott | ISBN: | 9781311012371 |
Publisher: | CPublishing | Publication: | June 8, 2014 |
Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
Author: | Sam Arnott |
ISBN: | 9781311012371 |
Publisher: | CPublishing |
Publication: | June 8, 2014 |
Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
Language: | English |
Are you the designated family photographer? You know what we mean. The one person everyone hands their camera to at picture taking time. The same one who everyone always calls asking for copies of your pictures of every family gathering!
Even if you aren't the designated family photographer, you probably wish that more of your pictures would turn out better than they do. If you fall under either category, then maybe you need a tool that can help you snap shots that will be the envy of all amateur photographers.
Taking great pictures isn't that difficult if you know just a few little tips and tricks that you can incorporate into your arsenal along with your trusty camera. Right now you may be thinking, "ok genius put your money where your mouth is."
Well, in our case it's put our fingers to the keyboard. Okay, so just how do you take better photos? Glad you asked. You can do it by following the tips and tricks outlined in our handy guide "Simple Ways to Better Photos!" And . . .
. . .what will I learn
You will learn skills that will boost you to the next level of amateur photography. Three of those important skills are:
How to use light to your best advantage.
What you can do with your smart phone camera.
How to change your P.O.V.
We hope this sounds simple because that is our intent. That's why we call this guide "Simple Ways to Better Photos!" Not to mention a few other things like:
It's an easy read.
You don't have to invest in any schooling.
Won't take much time to conquer the basics.
You can put the tools to work as soon as you finish reading.
The cost is ridiculously low.
And as if that weren't enough, you will. . .
Learn how to handle different lighting.
Find out about the rule of thirds.
Discover how to take the best people pictures.
How to work with reluctant subjects.
Uncover the difference between "good" and "great" pictures.
How to know if you need a new camera.
Are you the designated family photographer? You know what we mean. The one person everyone hands their camera to at picture taking time. The same one who everyone always calls asking for copies of your pictures of every family gathering!
Even if you aren't the designated family photographer, you probably wish that more of your pictures would turn out better than they do. If you fall under either category, then maybe you need a tool that can help you snap shots that will be the envy of all amateur photographers.
Taking great pictures isn't that difficult if you know just a few little tips and tricks that you can incorporate into your arsenal along with your trusty camera. Right now you may be thinking, "ok genius put your money where your mouth is."
Well, in our case it's put our fingers to the keyboard. Okay, so just how do you take better photos? Glad you asked. You can do it by following the tips and tricks outlined in our handy guide "Simple Ways to Better Photos!" And . . .
. . .what will I learn
You will learn skills that will boost you to the next level of amateur photography. Three of those important skills are:
How to use light to your best advantage.
What you can do with your smart phone camera.
How to change your P.O.V.
We hope this sounds simple because that is our intent. That's why we call this guide "Simple Ways to Better Photos!" Not to mention a few other things like:
It's an easy read.
You don't have to invest in any schooling.
Won't take much time to conquer the basics.
You can put the tools to work as soon as you finish reading.
The cost is ridiculously low.
And as if that weren't enough, you will. . .
Learn how to handle different lighting.
Find out about the rule of thirds.
Discover how to take the best people pictures.
How to work with reluctant subjects.
Uncover the difference between "good" and "great" pictures.
How to know if you need a new camera.