13 TOM* TIPS
1. Get
help from the government – use Western Power to charge your batteries
2. Use
a clean memory card (and save and back-up all the old pics)
3. Buy
a prime lens – start with 50mm f1.4
4. Set
a single focus point – focus between the colour and white of eyes
5. Quality
settings – use largest size, highest quality or RAW
6. Shoot
between first light and sunrise (get out of bed first)
7. Shoot
between sunset and last light
8. Use
a tripod and remote release (especially if you shake)
9. Stand
where no other photographer has ever stood
10. Learn
how to use Aperture priority
11. Make
friends, learn their names and get their stories
12. Be
unafraid
13. Use
a ‘Kylie’ camera – small, cute, dynamic - like X100S
* Especially prepared
for the Town of Mosman Photo Workshop 9-3-14.
Pic: My cousin Russel Lewis from Chapman Valley, Geraldton. Farmer, accountant and award winning grower of olive oil, Russ still enjoys his shed and a beer.
Pic: My cousin Russel Lewis from Chapman Valley, Geraldton. Farmer, accountant and award winning grower of olive oil, Russ still enjoys his shed and a beer.
Copyright © Dale Neill 2014.
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