30 Day Photo Tips
Why You need this?
Are you a parent with young kids, and would like to take better photos for your family and kids from your DSLR or mirrorless camera? Read through this online ebook that will help you learn the photography essentials about equipment, light, camera settings, composition as well as the post processing basics with Adobe Lightroom.
Although this is an easy read you can finish within hours, your best way to improve photography is through practice. So hold your camera in hand while following along the tips in the next 30 days, 1 tip a day, or at your own pace. Or even better, download my free 30 Day Photo Exercise Checklist as a reminder to practice.
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Photo Equipment
If you are new to mirrorless photography or wonder what is the right equipment you should bring on a trip, find out how to prioritize your investment in camera gear.
Light
There are many factors you can’t control during your trip. Understanding how to deal with different light is essential to help you collect beautiful memories, everyday!
Camera Settings
If you have been using DSLR on auto mode, or never used one, here’s your chance to enter into a new chapter.
Learn the appropriate camera settings for different subjects, under different light conditions, as well as the non-camera techniques to help you improve your chance to capture every unique moment.
Composition
Beyond camera settings, learn the most important yet simple composition tips you can apply to improve your photo quality, so you can document your dream journey, and tell your story differently.
Post Processing
Beyond taking photos, how can you organize and edit your photos efficiently on your travel days, so you can spend more time with family and friends, not your computer?
Find Your Style
Figuring out techniques and settings is just the beginning. You truly hone your style through practice. You might try many genres and styles before finding your own.
I am a big fan of candid style, and consider my travel photos a mixture of documentary, street, and action. In this chapter, I’m sharing with you some simple tips on taking candid photos for others and yourself.
