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Hello, dear Dmitry Vasin! It all depends on how seriously you've decided to take up photography! For serious work you should plough through a lot of special literature to get a shorter way to the desired result! Good luck in mastering the art of photography! Happy Holidays! With a lot of best wishes in my personal life?
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Hello, dear Dmitry Vasin! All depends on how seriously you've decided to take up photography! For serious work you need to dig through a lot of special literature to get a shorter way to the desired result! Good luck in mastering the art of photography! Happy holidays! With a lot of best wishes and happiness in my personal life!
Hello, dear Dmitry Vasin! All depends on how seriously you've decided to take up photography! For serious work you need to dig through a lot of special literature to get a shorter way to the desired result! Good luck in mastering the art of photography! Happy holidays! With a lot of best wishes and happiness in my personal life!
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try walking around the park and just take pictures
try walking around the park and just take pictures
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Don't hide the camera in your pants, that's the first rule.
Don't hide the camera in your pants, that's the first rule.
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See how others do it.
See how others do it.
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take pictures against the sun and don't make half of them in the shade
take pictures against the sun and don't make half of them in the shade
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Get creative. Photograph the most ridiculous, simple things, passersby, experiment.
Get creative. Photograph the most ridiculous, simple things, passersby, experiment.
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Come up with something of your own. Use your imagination. You mean from different angles or experiment with light. Try backlighting, etc.
Come up with something of your own. Use your imagination. You mean from different angles or experiment with light. Try backlighting, etc.
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As a photographer to a photographer, everything only through your own trial and error, and you'll get it right!
As a photographer to a photographer, everything only through your own trial and error, and you'll get it right!
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why did you throw so much money down the drain?
why did you throw so much money down the drain?
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should have started with something easier like a 350d or not take one at all. If you don't know much about photography then no one here can help you with advice.
should have started with something easier like a 350d or not take one at all. If you don't know much about photography then no one here can help you with advice.
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First of all through photographic literature firmly grasp such notions as: aperture A ISO speed shutter speed S focal length and working length of the lens depth of field field of view GRIP - depends on the size of the aperture A of the lens. Learn the difference between normal and telephoto wide angle lenses. Learn the difference between ZOOM lenses and Fix lenses. Learn the difference between a portrait lens and a macro lens. Look on the internet for photographic work by such masters as Rodchenko, Henri Cartier Bresson, etc. Learn what the dynamic range of the image contrast sharpness latitude for film and photo paper. And of course shoot and shoot again. Take a lot of pictures, and work hard. Learn how to work with light. Learn from the best masters of portraiture, landscape and still life. Don't pucker your lip at your first successes. Learn and learn. Only with a serious attitude will success come. It will come if you want it to. Do not be shy to ask about what you do not know. It's never too late to learn anything. So - DO IT! Sincerely Michail.
First of all through photographic literature firmly grasp such notions as: aperture A ISO speed shutter speed S focal length and working length of the lens depth of field field of view GRIP - depends on the size of the aperture A of the lens. Learn the difference between normal and telephoto wide angle lenses. Learn the difference between ZOOM lenses and Fix lenses. Learn the difference between a portrait lens and a macro lens. Look on the internet for photographic work by such masters as Rodchenko, Henri Cartier Bresson, etc. Learn what the dynamic range of the image contrast sharpness latitude for film and photo paper. And of course shoot and shoot again. Take a lot of pictures, and work hard. Learn how to work with light. Learn from the best masters of portraiture, landscape and still life. Don't pucker your lip at your first successes. Learn and learn. Only with a serious attitude will success come. It will come if you want it to. Do not be shy to ask about what you do not know. It's never too late to learn anything. So - DO IT! Sincerely Michail.