Sept 21 Class...

Thanks to all those who attended our class on Sunday. Hope each of you got something out of it. Knowing how ISO, Aperture and the Shutter speed relate to each other is crucial in becoming a better photographer. It looks like Oct 5th will be our Group Shoot date. I hope each of you can make it to both the class in the morning and our shoot in the afternoon. I challenge each of you to read your manual and become familiar with your menu settings and buttons on your camera before the next class and group shoot. You will need them. I will let you all know the details as time nears. I hope to have someone there we can shoot and another photographer to assist. If you have any questions you can't find in your manual, please contact me and we will figure it out.

Thanks everyone.

Bob

Narrow Depth of Field


Wide Depth of Field

Photos by Jenny...

Great job Jenny.

 

Photos by Karen...

Here are a few of Karen's Images taken with a Canon Power Shot in Oak GLen and Dana Point. You can see more Here. Thanks for sharing.

Capturing Perfect Family Photos

Portrait Mode

What is ISO, Shutter Speed and Aperture? Good one

Point and Shoot Camera's suggestions from B&H

Guide to entry Level Digital SLR's from B&H

What is Exposure

Shutter Speed Quiz

Dslr's vs Point and Shoot

Aperture Lesson 1

The Dutch Tilt

Histogram Explained

ISO Settings

Shutter

Photography Tutorial -depth of field

Understanding Depth of Field. This is good.

How to take perfect sunsets

How to blur action shots for a feeling of speed

How to blur backgrounds on portraits

How to blur water for a dreamy effect

Rick Sammon's Top Ten Digital Photography Tips

Explaining Aperture

Welcome to Grovefoto.

I will be listing tips and video which will go along with the classes at the Grove.  We discussed many things in a short period of time and I want to follow up with some of the things we discussed.  There is a comment link right below.  I will respond to all comments so leave your question, suggestions, thoughts and request.