Creative Photography Techniques: Making the Ordinary Extraordinary - Course Preview
Layne KennedyWhen you’re ready to take your photos to a whole new level, this course is ready to deliver. Professional photographer Layne Kennedy teaches you how to shoot outdoor portraits in early morning light, which techniques to use for high speed flash photography, how to capture motion with a remote trigger, how to photograph for black and white, ways to enhance your images with digital filters, ideas for seeing with different perspectives, how to create multiple exposure images, and how to get creative with iPhone photography.
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- Creative Photography Techniques: Making the Ordinary Extraordinary – Course Preview
- Shooting an Outdoor Portrait in Early Morning Light
- Techniques for High Speed Flash Photography
- Capturing Motion with Remote Triggers
- Photographing for Black and White
- Enhancing Your Images with Digital Filters
- Seeing with Different Perspectives
- Creating Multiple Exposure Images
- Getting Creative with iPhone Photography
- BONUS Mounting Options for Remote Triggers
When I think about the reasons that I got into photography, it's pretty simple. I wanted to be out there. I wanted to be capturing moments. I wanted to be able to share those moments with other people and there's so many different ways of being creative. And I think on of the most special ways is to be able to go out and find something normal and make it something special.
And there is a number of ways that we can do that. We change our perspective, we add strobes with ambient light, we try different focal lengths and wide angle and telephoto. All of these things combined with our subject matter, being in the right place at the right time, doing your homework, finding out where to be and what time to be there. All of these elements combine to make a very creative medium something extraordinary. And the more we do it, the better we get at it like playing an instrument.
And it's rewarding on so many levels. I think the think to do is ... There's an old saying "F8 and be there." Just get out and shoot and create and be creative. Find new ways to approach your subject matter. It's just never ending rewards.
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