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If you're still struggling with mastering photography why not grab the "Evolution" workshop today for only $97 - instead of $197 and learn how to master your camera, learn photography AND learn how to use your smartphone to capture the same images as with your “big camera”!
This workshop package includes three top workshops that will help you reach your photography goals:
Focus - learn how to master your camera’s manual settings.
Learn Photography in 21 Days - learn quick and simple methods for creating stand-out photos.
Creative Smartphone Photography - learn how to use your camera’s manual settings to create the same photos with your smartphone (any smartphone).
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“Photography is not about cameras, gadgets and gismos. Photography is about Photographers. A camera didn’t make a great picture any more than a typewriter wrote a great novel.
- peter adams -
Being a photographer means you can take great photos intuitively. You WON’T improve noticibly if you don’t know what you’re doing and continue capturing your photos in auto-mode.
To take stand out photos you have to understand how to make you camera take them. You need to understand the difference between a good photo and one that doesn’t quite cut the mustard. And you need to practice what you’ve learned so often that you know exactly what you’re doing without thinking.
That’s the way to become a photographer.
Boring photography in automatic mode will soon be a thing of the past.
Learn all the creative possibilities that photography in manual mode offers.
From blurring in the background to overexposure, underexposure, or perfectly sharp images, this workshop's simple and logical explanation will help you understand and apply each concept in the space of a few minutes.
If you would like to use the settings of other photographers' pictures as a guide, it is important to understand why yours differed slightly from the original. For example, they took pictures with a different light; maybe it was sunny, and yours was cloudy, or they used a completely different camera and/or lens. You will learn to quickly adjust the settings and achieve the same result!
Light is the artist's magic brush.
I often see inexperienced photographers trying to bend light instead of working with it.
In this chapter, you will learn how to recognise certain types of light and what kind of photos you can take with it.
Every camera has strengths and weaknesses. The simple exercises in the workshop will help you test your camera to find out why some pictures will work for you and why some won't (and what you can do about it).
Only then do you know which pictures will succeed and which pictures aren't possible to create with the equipment you have? During the workshop, you will learn workarounds and be able to create most image looks with the equipment you already have.
Certain lenses do certain things and before you start trying to take images with blurry backgrounds or freeze your dogs movement when he's running over the fields it may be worth finding out which of your lenses will be able to accomplish this best.
Even though these little recipes look like they're the key to learning manual settings AND creating the same look as in the photo, you actually need the same equipment and light intensity to make it work. But what do you do when you have a different lens, and the light is different?
This chapter reveals all!
In 21 easy-to-understand-no-nonsense lessons, you’ll be guided through the process of mastering photography.
Once you’ve completed the 21 lessons, you’ll be able to capture any kind photo and they’ll all be jaw-droppingly good.
Please note: that you DO NOT have to finish the course in 21 days, you can take as much time as you want.
The workshop is a must for any woman who can’t wait to improve her photography and would love to use it to express her personality.
Before the learning experience begins, we’ll delve into a couple of basics:
I’ll introduce you to the few pieces of equipment that I use for all my photos. You’ll be surprised to see how little it is.
When you look at your camera’s manual, you’ll be overwhelmed by the mass of features. I’ll introduce you to the settings you need (a lot less than you think) and help you set up your camera for success.
The Aha-Moment: After completing this lesson you’ll know HOW to select the best subject in the scene to have in focus and HOW to get them tack-sharp.
The game changer. You’ll learn HOW to set up your camera and capture beautiful blurry backgrounds or include out-of-focus elements in the foreground for a more interesting look.
Clarity. After this lesson, you’ll know how to set the scene for your photos, why some settings will never work and how to ensure the main motif is the focus of every viewer’s attention.
The Sky’s the Limit. The world is full of beauty. BUT also full of boring scenes. In this lesson you’ll learn how to turn boring scenes into works of art.
Confidence. In the previous lessons you learned how to set the scene for your photos. In this lesson you’ll learn which subjects are best left to enjoy with the naked eye and not necessarily in photos.
From Amateur to Professional. With the guides in this lesson, you’ll transform your photos from boring- to professional by knowing how to position yourself and hold the camera to capture your scenes and subjects. Covering: Everyday scenes inside and outside the home, people in portraits and groups, animals, flowers and buildings.
Combine what you’ve learned in week one to create photos that make people’s jaws drop.
The Artist’s Brush for Photographers. In this lesson you’ll learn how to recognise good photography light and distinguish between good and bad lighting situations.
You’ll learn the first simple methods to use light to enhance your main subject and also how to use light in interesting ways.
From now on “Manual Mode” yay!: Now is the time to get creative with light. Even the worst lighting situations can be used to create interesting photos. Once you learn how to read light and set your camera up to create amazing images with it you’ll be well on your way to becoming the photographer you’ve always dreamed of becoming.
This is the one thing many photographers aren’t particularly good at. Or how many times have you “just missed” a great photography opportunity? This lesson will teach you the skills to make those “missed shots” a thing of the past.
The World is your Backdrop. What is a perfect background setting for your central motifs? This lesson will teach you what to watch out for when setting the scene for your photos.
Some types of light are so pretty that they can brighten up even the most boring locations. You’ll learn how to capture light (without going blind) and how to use the setting to enhance its beauty.
Create Photos that people look at for longer than a few seconds. By using elements like light, weather or the time of year, and combining them, you photography will become more captivating. In this lesson you’ll learn how they individually affect the feel of the photo.
Learn cool tricks and hacks for creating stand-out photos after the sun has gone down.
Another Biggie. Everything you need to know about composition. How to set up your shot. Learn where to place your main subjects and why.
Accessories can bring boring scenes to life. In this lesson, you’ll receive a list of things you might want to collect and how to use them in your photography compositions.
Did you know that we spend 90% of our time indoors? Learn how to use your home for photography without turning it into a photo studio.
The first step in developing your unique photography style. In this lesson, I’ll teach you how to take a series of photos of the same subject in one session.
The photos you post on Instagram must stand out in the main feed. That means they must tell the whole story within a tiny square. Day twenty will be the one that uncovers the secrets of why you haven’t gained all that many faithful followers (who you are friends with or related to) yet.
Learn from those who started before you. In this lesson you’ll learn where to find inspiration and how to copy other photographers ideas in your own unique way.
You’ve made it - you’re a photographer! This lesson brings it all together.
Stack Focusing: an advanced method for creating tack-sharp images.
Creating the “Monet Look”
Succeeding on Instagram
Cropping and resizing
IN this lesson we delve into the anatomy of photos. You’ll learn how I decided how to capture this cluster of daisies in the way I did and also how these decisions affect the finished look.
The contents are made up of short, easy-to-understand lessons.
Each lesson is concluded with a short piece of homework so that you can immediately practice what you’ve learned.
You can use your smartphone like a camera if you know how to create an image look. The key to a good smartphone photo is selecting the right settings and adjusting them to the light and contrast conditions.
You’ll learn how to use the most important settings and also work-arounds to create the looks you were hoping for.
In this chapter you’ll learn the basics of photography, how to read light, good composition techniques, where to stand (and hold your camera), etc.
Learn basic and advanced principles on how to give your smartphone photos an authentic YOU-Look, even if you take photos of lots of different subjects.
When you look at your photos in the future you’ll want them to tell the story back to you. What were you feeling? What was going off in your life back then?
In this chapter you’ll learn different strategies on how to plan your photos in advance and begin a prop collection.
Here I’ll introduce you to my favourite free (and low-priced) editing app and help you find and combine the tools and settings to create the perfect look for your photos.
Learn how I planned, shot and edited these photos from beginning to end:
Smartphones are sneaky and tend to stretch the main subject if you’re not careful. If you’ve ever tried to capture a perfectly arranged meal in a restaurant, you’ll probably have noticed that your photos aren’t nearly as good as professional food photos. With these bonus lessons, that’s about to change. You’ll learn how to use available light, props and compositions to create perfect food photos from beginning to end.
Sometimes there’s only one person to take photos of, and that’s me. Though hesitant at first, I now love taking creative selfies and my favourites are those where I’m barely recognisable.
You’ll learn what you need, where and how to place yourself, and what you exactly need to do to create the perfect selfie shot.
If you start as soon as you purchase you could be essentially taking good photos this afternoon. The methods taught in all three workshops are so easy to understand that you will be able to implement them the next time you pick up your camera. Learning photography is nothing more than learning a new skill and then practicing what you've learned.
You can sign up any time and start learning immediately after sign up.
You have lifetime access to the course content.
