“To consistently create better images, you need more than luck. You need to build a solid foundation of knowledge from which to draw on in every situation.
Photography is an art form largely based in evolving technology, meaning there will always be something new to figure out, new gear to buy if you’re well off financially (in which case, we should be better friends!), a new technique to perfect and new ideas to try. To absorb all of those innovative ideas, you need to put in the time and effort to learn. We highly recommend starting with the basics because a solid foundation is one of the keys to success.”
The above quote and graphic is an excerpt from our new ebook, “Photography. DUH; A firsthand account of
Landscape Photography and the mistakes NOT to make.” 🙂 The graphic is meant to be a short-hand reference to help you understand how ISO, Aperture, Exposure and Shutter Speed affect an image. Why, you ask? Because understanding those basic concepts will allow you to consistently create better images. And really, who doesn’t want that??
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With your examples, you show very well in very few words the differences in the 4 basic concepts to master in photography
Thanks! That’s definitely what we were going for! 🙂
Wonderfully concise illustration of the essential components of photography! Love it
I’m glad it works for you! That’s what we wanted…something that would clearly show what each concept was, despite our limited graphic design experience. Lol
Lol, success!