Photography Basics

Let’s have a look at the sec­ond part of the “expo­sure tri­an­gle” to get some more pho­tog­ra­phy foun­da­tion laid: Shut­ter Speed. We already learned about Aper­ture in Part I of the series: What is Aper­ture in Pho­tog­ra­phy Part III will be an upcom­ing arti­cle about ISO, and then we have all parts togeth­er. Glob­al Pho­to Club So, let’s talk about shut­ter speed. It … Read more

Pho­tog­ra­phy is a won­der­ful hob­by which teas­es and exer­cis­es your brain. You will nev­er run out of con­cepts to mas­ter, and one of the first con­cepts you will come across is ‘Aper­ture’. Every cam­era needs it to exist. You want to know if this arti­cle for you? If you do not know all the fol­low­ing in the … Read more

As a begin­ner in pho­tog­ra­phy, you often won­der why a spe­cif­ic image looks the way it does. You maybe notice that only a bit of the sub­ject is in focus, or there is a col­or shift and you don’t know how that hap­pened. Oth­er com­mon ques­tions are around motion blur (mov­ing sub­jects are blur­ry, but sta­tion­ary things are sharp in the image) and cam­era … Read more