“My Pictures are
RUINED!”
Have You Ever Regretted Missing that 'PERFECT' Shot?
Do You Wish You Could Capture Friends, Kids or Holidays in Pictures You ENJOY?
Don't Miss Another Opportunity...
Dear Aspiring Photographer,
You know that pictures are irreplacable and the memories they hold are priceless. So you carry your camera with you to your sister's wedding, your trip to Europe and just to the park to capture your two year old in the late summer sun. You can't wait to see these memories on film but when you get your pictures developed or uploaded on the computer you find them out of focus, misaligned and uninspiring.
You want to share these memories with friends and family or savor them to look back on down the road. How can you capture the essence of these people, places and events in a way that brings them alive in the photos you take?
“Bring Your Memories ALIVE in Photos”
The invention of the camera changed the world forever. Now we can keep visual images forever instead of letting them fade away in our memories. We can share our experiences with others and remind ourselves how fast our children have grown.
Most people agree that photographs are an important part of our history and family memories, but some of us desire more than a simple documentation of our lives - we want pictures that capture the mood, time and place of these moments.
Are dark, fuzzy images all you have of your sister's wedding? Does your friend look like a siloutte in the picture you took of her in front of that gorgeous sunset? Is your child a blur of movement when you tried to capture him on the swings?
Stop missing out on these fleeting moments, learn for yourself...
(and Spot Great Photo Opportunities)…
- Do You Prefer Film or Digital?
- What Can YOUR Camera Do?
- What are You Taking a Picture of?
- How Light Affects Your Pictures
- How to Determine Correct Exposure
- How to Use the Apperture
- How Shutter Speed Affects Your Photos
- Tips for Taking Outside Photos
- Tips for Taking Inside Photos
- Tips for Taking Portrait Shots
- Tips for Taking Motion Shots
- Tips for Taking Group Pictures
- Tips for Taking Macro Pictures
- Tips for Taking Candid Photos of Children
- Tips for Taking Stunning Landscape Photos
Traditional film or modern digital, a great photo can be taken either way but what are the advantages or disadvantages of your method?
Automatic cameras are easy to use but advanced cameras give you extra artistic creativity. Understanding what your camera can do will help you take the best shots.
Learn how your subject will affect the types of shots you take and how to take them.
Light is critically important to taking great photos but if you've been relying on a flash for every photo you've been missing some fabulous shots.
Under or overexposed photos can ruin the shot, so how do you determine the proper exposure?
Learn how you can use the apperture to take better shots.
Learn how shutter speed affects your pictures and how to use it.
Want to take pictures outside? Here's how to ensure they turn out great!
Indoor event? How to take photos even in dim light.
Capture your family and friends in timeless portaits
Don't miss that sporting event or action shot again!
How to get everyone in the picture and looking good!
Would you like to take close ups of botanicals or insects? Here's how to use the macro feature on your camera.
What You’ll Also Get…
Nothing is as beautiful as a child in their own world. Here's how to get a great shot without them noticing!
No more boring landscape photos - take pictures you'd be proud to hang on your wall or share with friends.
This time you could be taking artistic shots that will bring you and your friends enjoyment. Not only that, if you LOVE photography you might find you have a talent that could be built on to make a fun hobby or business.
Are you ready to take some FANTASTIC photos?
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