Do you need inspiration and ideas to help your photography improve? Help is at hand - here we have a series of e-book courses showing examples of professional photographs together with technical details as to how they were shot. The basic approach is one of showing the photograph and then giving all the relevant technical information. A picture that elicits the remark "I wonder how that was done" is answered with explanations and the actual technical metadata stored in the digital image. In these courses the author and photographer has taken some superb photographs. He entertains us with some delightful stories and quips concerning the production of these shots while all the time he is describing the pitfalls and pointers to what goes into the taking of outstanding photos. Only a photographer of this caliber can educate at the same time as amuse with the quality of his work. It's awesome! One comes away from reading and enjoying each new challenge, with the feeling that he has shared with us ordinary mortals something that is close to, perhaps, greatness? See what adjective you would use to describe his work. 
PHOT-101: Photography by Example
Learn Photography by Seeing the Technical Details
Learning Photography by studying examples of Glamour, Action, and Food photography which are shown together with the relevant technical camera and lighting settings.
This is what is Inside:
Photoshop and Lightroom
35mm Equivalents
* Studio Glamour
* Food
* Aircraft
* Flowers
* Sceneries
* At night
* Perspective
* Wedding
16 Pages
More Details
How do I choose the best camera vantage point, you ask, and how do I shoot photos at night? Help! How do I learn photography? Although there are thousands of such books available, photography is not a skill easily taught from a book. The best teacher is experience and practice. The more photos you take the more you learn about photography. It’s a trial and error subject but it helps to have a demonstration of a technique explained by way of an example. Then it’s up to you to try to match it with your own efforts. Photoshop and Lightroom are an integral part of this series.
The novice will regard these pictures with awe and wonder whereas the professional will be more interested in seeing how the effect was achieved and perhaps learn from it. The photos are not random but have been chosen to illustrate a specific application. In this course, the photographer has demonstrated a point using a picture rather than try to verbalize a concept. See whether you agree that he has succeeded in his intended purpose.
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