Hello everyone,
I'm sorry to be leaving your class so suddenly like this. I have a great new opportunity to teach in a different country and I can't afford to pass it up. It means that I won't be able to get to know all of you and share this part of your photographic journey, and I will miss that a lot. One of the things that I enjoy most about teaching is getting to know my students and sharing their insights, perspectives, talents, creativity and experiences. So I am sorry that I will not get to share my experiences and knowledge with you, and I'm more sorry that I will not get to know all of you better. If any of you want to stay in more permanent touch, here is my personal e-mail address: zedster1@gmail.com
If you want to see the PowerPoint presentation that I gave in class, you can get that from Mr. Blazek.
Here is a link to the video about Exposure that we watched in class:
Basics of Exposure
You can use this online simulator to see exactly how ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed will affect your photos:
Exposure Simulator
Here are some other links that you might find helpful:
Shooting simple portraits
Shooting Strangers
Ok everyone ...
Remember ...
If it looks good, it is good!
Don't let anyone tell you what you should or should not shoot.
You don't have to justify your art to anyone.
You be the judge.
Go out there and make some beautiful art!
Take care always,
Scott
