Fix for Stuck Shutter
Imagine this: You’re standing at the edge of a breathtaking sunset, camera in hand, ready to capture the scene. The colors are rich, the light is fading, and you’re kind of desperate to make the most of it. You adjust your camera, but something isn’t quite right—the shot either comes out too dark or too…
The vista was breathtaking! Standing on a hill overlooking a valley in mid-spring, with a narrow road winding through it, I knew I had to capture it with my camera. The little red barn tucked into one of the road’s bends was the perfect focal point. I set up my tripod, connected my remote shutter…
Explore how different aperture settings transform your photography! The latest post demystifies aperture, showing you how to master depth of field and exposure for breathtaking images. Perfect your shots with my practical tips!
I learned how to use the light meter, and out on a sunny day in downtown Mobile, Alabama, I didn’t get a whole lot of use out of it, but there were some differences I saw. Take a look at these, and I’ll tell you what they were made up of. These were all taken…
The week 1 challenge is Story: Rule of Thirds; tell a story using the rule of thirds. This is not as easy as it sounds, especially in a Covid world. We can’t really go interesting places like we usually would, with a lot of people around. We’ve also had a lot of issues getting time…
When I’m publishing a photo at one of my sites, I like to tell the story of the shot – where it was, when I took it, and sometimes how I did it. The problem is that I’m often publishing several months after I took the photo, and I can’t always remember those details. As…
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