Photography Quick Tip: Perfect the Exposure.   Getting proper exposure in photography consists of balancing three things: shutter speed, aperture, and ISO settings. You can start off by shooting in automatic or priority mode, but to get full control and shoot with manual camera controls you’ll have to understand the relationship between these three things that each directly affect the exposure and quality of your image.    ISO – ISO is an acronym for International Organization for Standardization. The ISO indicates how sensitive the sensor or film is to light. For darker scenarios, you’ll need to use higher or more … Continue reading Photography Quick Tips: Perfect the Exposure.

Photography Quick Tip: Make Lots of Mistakes, Then Learn From Them. The more mistakes you make, the faster you’ll learn and improve your photography skills.  All Professional Photographers once started without an understanding of anything on a camera.  The real value is in turning mistakes into lessons that build your skills.  So try a technique or style you haven’t done before and expect to make many mistakes along the way. The Master has Failed More Times than the Beginner has Tried. Learn From Mistakes. More Photography Quick Tips Each Friday ~Like, Comment, Tag, Share, Subscribe, & Enjoy!~ ~Trevor. Continue reading Photography Quick Tip: Make Lots of Mistakes, Then Learn from Them.

Photography Quick Tip: Focus on the Eyes We are all drawn towards the eyes in a photograph.  The eyes are a natural focal point that we connect with.  When taking Portrait Photographs at any aperture, always make sure you focus on the eyes.  Sharp eyes make for an attractive Portrait Image.  As long as the eyes are in focus, both you and your subject are more likely to consider the picture to be properly shot. Focus on the Eyes, Keep them Sharp. More Photography Quick Tips Each Friday ~Like, Comment, Tag, Share, Subscribe, & Enjoy!~ ~Trevor. Continue reading Photography Quick Tip: Focus on the Eyes

Photography Quick Tip: Expose & Focus, then Frame It An improperly exposed or blurry image is unusable, but one not precisely framed may still be saved.  You should always focus on and properly expose for the subject of the image before adjusting the frame.  This tends to happen more often when you have extreme light and darks in the same scene. Expose & Focus, then Frame It More Photography Quick Tips Each Friday ~Like, Comment, Tag, Share, Subscribe, & Enjoy!~ ~Trevor. Continue reading Photography Quick Tip: Expose, Focus, Then Frame It.