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Add a Human Element
In response to criticism that his landscape photographs seldom include people, Ansel Adams responded, “there are always two people in every picture: the photographer and
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And so it begins …
And so it begins … October 4, 2022 marks the official start of a dream come true. On that date, Freeport Middle School Faculty member,
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Aperture and Aperture Priority Mode – Part I
Photo Perspectives participating photographer, ZB, captured the stunning image shown above. Not only is it a great image, but an excellent starting point for a
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Aperture and Aperture Priority Mode – Part II
So why do photographers care about aperture at all? Can’t you just adjust the brightness later in your photo editor? To some extent, yes. BUT,
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Aperture and Aperture Priority Mode – Part III
The above image of three glasses demonstrates a pitfall of depth of field about which photographers should be mindful. Shot at f/1.4, 1/125th of a
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