3 easy steps to see the world like a professional photographer so you can take better photos and tell better stories.

What are the requirements?

You should own an SLR camera with aperture priority shooting mode.

What am I going to get from this course?

Over 23 lectures and 40 mins of content!
See and capture the world with the eyes of a photographer
Take better photographs in natural lighting and in your daily life without needing to understand all the settings and without having all the lighting and camera gear.
See and use lighting to capture subjects in the most flattering ways and tell the best stories with light.
Understand aperture and shooting in aperture priority mode on a DSLR or SLR.
Capture better photos and tell better stories of their life through photography.
Use composition and cropping to tell the best stories in photos.
Feel cameras less, capture moments confidently and live more in the moment.
Capture better photos and tell better stories through photography.

What is the target audience?

This course is for people who want to learn about lighting, composition, cropping to tell the best stories in photos.
This course is for people who take photos daily, and want easy tricks to improve their story telling.
This course is for people who are new to owning an SLR camera.
This course is for people at the beginning phases of becoming professional photographers.
This course is for people interested in going an step or two beyond AUTO settings on their cameras in order to have more control over their images.
This course is not for people working with point and shoot cameras or iPhones.
This course is not for people wanting to learn all of the settings on their SLR camera.
This course is not for people wanting to learn studio lighting and portraiture.
This course is for people wanting to learn basic photography concepts.
This course is not for people wanting to learn photo editing.
This course is for people wanting to get it right the first time as they take the photo.
This course is for new parents, professionals, creatives, art students, and anyone with an SLR camera