Yay for new cameras
Jenspm wrote:
I tend to just throw away the manual first thing, I'll try reading it this time.
Good
As burnzz said, read. the. manual. You must become completely familiar with your cameras settings/buttons/etc in order to get the most out of it.
The best advice would be to also read up on some basics of exposure (ie. the relationship between shutter speed, aperture and ISO)... and then just go out and take as many photos as you can. There will be a lot of shit ones to start with, but that's how you learn
So for those who haven't been following my flickr, I've been shooting more film...
Aurora Place, Sydney.Canon AE-1
35-70mm FD
Fuji Superia Reala 100
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22 December, 2010
I love this building. Ever since seeing it in a book on "Skyscrapers", and subsequently coming here on a high school art excursion, I've been fascinated by the building's amazing curves and sleek design. Brilliant Renzo, brilliant.
Peter is in the middle of the frame capturing this shot for his architecture portfolio. I could never imagine shooting for a portfolio, so I've tried to use the scale between Peter and his surroundings as a metaphor for what I perceive as the immensity of the task.
A few moments after taking this, a security guard came out of the building and told us "no photos". I smiled and said "sure" - I already had what I came for.