What if I told you that you were wrong about photography?
What if everything you’ve read about capturing light was slightly skewed — designed to make you purchase equipment instead of making you an artist?
What if I told you that more mega pixels can’t possibly make your bad photo better — it just makes it bigger? What if I told you that you didn’t need your camera’s meter, that you didn’t have to hold your camera still and that saving your images in the RAW format was a bad thing?
Would you listen?
What if I showed you that all the ‘modes’ in your camera were useless, that ‘fixing’ an image after-the-fact was pointless and that it was your vision holding you back and not your equipment? What if I proved to you that everything you’ve been told about digital photography up until now was a lie and that the truth is as easy to see as opening your eyes?
Would you care?
Now, what if I gave you a different way … a way that sets free the visionary inside, a way that changes your perspective of the world, a way that shows you options instead of rules? What if I showed you how to be an artist with your camera and not just another photographer?
What if you knew you had a choice?
Building a 'dramatic' flash image indoors
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*Sometimes it's the easiest of pictures that give us the hardest of times.*
*Take the above photo of Robin for instance. At first glance it seems a
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