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What camera was used to take the following photos?

What camera was used to take the following photos?. @_hash. @ emmatheyellow. @ silverspies. Photography was never just about what gear you owned;. @ duncanwolfe. but, a way of preserving what you saw. RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY. Rule of Thirds. Lines. Perspective. RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY.

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What camera was used to take the following photos?

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  1. What camera was used to take the following photos? @_hash @emmatheyellow @silverspies

  2. Photography was never just about what gear you owned; @duncanwolfe but, a way of preserving what you saw.

  3. RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY Rule of Thirds Lines Perspective

  4. RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY Rule of Thirds “Random Quote” “#chos” Photo taken from: http://www.boomsbeat.com/articles/13/20131231/50-facts-that-you-didnt-know-about-steve-jobs.htm

  5. RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY Rule of Thirds @silverspies

  6. RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY Rule of Thirds @silverspies

  7. RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY Rule of Thirds @pillow_tt

  8. RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY Rule of Thirds @geoffmercado

  9. RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY Rule of Thirds Lines Perspective

  10. LINES ARE EVERYWHERE! @daylessday

  11. LINES ARE EVERYWHERE!

  12. LINES ARE EVERYWHERE! @geoffmercado

  13. LINES ARE EVERYWHERE!

  14. LINES ARE NOT ALWAYS STRAIGHT shadows silhouettes

  15. RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY Rule of Thirds Lines Perspective

  16. WAYS OF LOOKING: EYE-LEVEL @jaydver @connortd Photo taken from: http://www.mcmillensblog.com/storage/photographer_standing_silhouette-other.jpg?__SQUARESPACE_CACHEVERSION=1302896641167

  17. WAYS OF LOOKING: LOOK UP @originalbum87 Photo taken from: http://us.123rf.com/400wm/400/400/sdmix/sdmix1004/sdmix100400051/6745617-the-photographer-s-silhouette.jpg

  18. WAYS OF LOOKING: CROUCH @geoffmercado @_jtcol Photo taken from: https://www.peeks.co.uk/productimages/fullsize/218BE5CF-A3EC-4534-987D-DF575D531C92.jpg

  19. WAYS OF LOOKING: LOOK DOWN @duncanwolfe @silverspies Photo taken from: http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/photographer-shooting-fashion-women-shoes-young-beautiful-long-legs-35040398.jpg

  20. GUIDES TO GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY RULES OF PHOTOGRAPHY Rule of Thirds Lines Perspective

  21. WHY DO WE EDIT PHOTOS? To improve an already compelling photo. Image source: www.kinfolk.com

  22. HOW DO WE EDIT PHOTOS? • Cropping (focus on the main subject) • Adjust CONTRAST and BRIGHTNESS. • Choose a FILTER that enhances the picture; not replace it.

  23. Select your best photos of the day Crop (focus on the main subject) Adjust CONTRAST and BRIGHTNESS. Choose a FILTER that enhances the picture; not replace it.

  24. HOW SHOULD WE EDIT PHOTOS? The best filter is “#nofilter”

  25. CONCLUSIONS Photography is a medium that communicates content. Photography is a way of seeing the world purposefully; a way of life. “The best camera is the one you have.” Presentations become more meaningful with self-taken photos.

  26. Recommended Websites • www.digital-photography-school.com/ • www.iphonephotographyschool.com • www.Instagram.com • www.eyeem.com • www.500px.com

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