Become a Better Photographer Part I: Tips & Tricks For Taking Amazing Photos With Any Camera
Bernie Raffe AMPA, Award winning photographer and teacher
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1. Course Introduction
1:50 -
2. Top Shade, the professional's portrait lighting secret
5:43 -
3. Dealing with the sun when taking a portrait
3:23 -
4. Understand the direction of light and the effect it has on your photos
8:05 -
5. Get nice blue skies in your photos and avoid white skies
3:06 -
6. How to retain the ambient light of a nicely lit room
4:12 -
7. Better indoor portraits using window light - pt 1 of 2
6:32 -
8. Better indoor portraits using window light - pt 2 of 2
3:04 -
9. Create a great look using backlighting
5:36 -
10. How to improve your natural light portraits using a reflector
6:31 -
11. Use the rule of thirds for improved composition
4:41 -
12. Better composition using diagonal lines
7:50 -
13. Use 'Leading Lines' to create more dramatic images
8:21 -
14. Use repeating patterns for more impact
2:36 -
15. Improve your composition using the 'frame within a frame' trick
3:12 -
16. Blur the background for more impact (DSLRs)
4:34 -
17. Blur the background to isolate your subject (Compact Cameras)
3:09 -
18. Don't let cluttered backgrounds ruin your portraits
3:30 -
19. Improve your portraits using unusual backgrounds
3:12 -
20. Improve your portraits using nature's own abstract backgrounds
3:21 -
21. Flatter your individual subject with these full length posing tips
5:04 -
22. Family or small group poses - Pt I Standing poses
8:14 -
23. Family or small group poses - Pt II Seated poses
11:43 -
24. Individual natural and relaxed female poses
7:59 -
25. Ideas for photographing children, 4-6 months old
7:20 -
26. Ideas for photographing children, 9-12 months old
6:43
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