The camera joined us on our morning walk today. I thought I would capture the fall colours (but not many trees have changed yet...)
I'd sure like to become a better photographer ('photographer' may be a bit presumptuous, I want to become a better 'picture-taker')...
My better half has suggested I read through some of his books on the subject. I am certain that this is great advice, and its bound to help, however, there is an AWFUL LOT of content there, and I don't know where to start. (Ok, I know where to start, just open a book and turn the pages... its just, since I know I will never be THAT good, I purposely-without-knowing avoid reading anything on the subject)
DO YOU HAVE ANY TIPS? HOW DID YOU GET GOING?
ps...Volume itself is not enough to improve my photos...*sigh*
pss...also want to become better blogger....cook....and stylist....and...and...and...
have you ever used the snipping tool? it would help get your photo's side by side without having to learn a new software program. feel free to email me and i can provide you with some screen shots of how it works.
ReplyDeletewendy@desiretodecorate.com
I can completely relate to your desire to be better at things. I've picked up so many hobbies during my life that I never really pursue. Fortunately it's never too late to learn a new skill - good luck!
ReplyDeleteMe too...i want to take a quick photography class to get the basics right..hmmm must investigate.
ReplyDeletethx wendy!
ReplyDeletesnipping tool worked, although the resolution doesn't seem that great?????
it did the job though - quick and easy!
thx wendy!
ReplyDeletesnipping tool worked, although the resolution doesn't seem that great?????
it did the job though - quick and easy!