Learn Photography in 14days, Understanding Your Camera, Exposure Triangle, Working with Subjects and Scenery

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Learn Photography in 14 days

Name: Learn Photography in 14 days
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How to Properly Hold a Camera
Creating Sharp Pictures
Landscape Photography Checklist
Landscape Creative Concepts
Photographing Sunsets
The Exposure Triangle
Understanding the Histogram

Each day would likely have assignments or exercises to practice, helping you build practical skills along the way. If you follow the structure of the book, by the end of the 14 days, you should have a good grasp of the fundamentals and be able to confidently take more controlled and creative photos. A two-week photography course is a fantastic way to give students a solid foundation in photography, whether they are beginners or looking to sharpen their skills. Since it’s an intensive program, you’ll want to balance between theory and practical hands-on experience, while making sure to keep the content engaging and easy to follow. Below is an outline for a 14-day photography course that will cover the essential skills and knowledge students need to take better photos.

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The book Learn Photography in 14days seems like a great resource if you’re looking to jump-start your photography journey quickly! While I don’t have the exact contents of that book, I can help you get an idea of how a 14-day photography course might be structured.

Here’s a general outline for what a 14-day photography learning plan might look like:

Day 1-2: Understanding Your Camera Learn Photography in 14days

Learn the basic parts of your camera (lens, shutter, aperture, ISO, etc.)
Understand how to switch between modes: Auto, Manual, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority.
Learn how to hold the camera properly and how to use the viewfinder/screen.

3-4: Exposure Triangle

Master the three components: Aperture (f-stop), Shutter Speed, and ISO.
Learn how these affect exposure and how to balance them for proper lighting in different conditions.

5-6: Composition Basics

Rule of Thirds, Leading Lines, Framing, and Symmetry.
Experiment with different angles and perspectives.

7-8: Lighting

Natural vs. artificial light.
Golden hour photography and how to work with shadows.
Introduction to using reflectors or diffusers.

9-10: Manual Mode & Advanced Exposure

Practice shooting in manual mode, controlling all aspects of exposure.
Learn about long exposures, using filters (ND or polarizer), and understanding light metering.

11-12: Photo Editing Basics

Introduction to post-processing using tools like Lightroom or Photoshop.
How to adjust exposure, contrast, and color balance.

13: Working with Subjects and Scenery

Practice photographing people, objects, or landscapes with different settings.
Explore portrait, macro, and landscape photography styles.

14: Creating Your Portfolio & Reviewing Work

Review your photos and analyze them based on what you’ve learned.
Create a simple portfolio of your best shots.
Final tips on how to improve continuously.

A 14-day schedule would aim to build up essential skills gradually, offering a balance of theory and hands-on practice.

Is this something like what you were expecting, or did you have a specific aspect of photography you wanted to dive deeper into?

You’re about to embark on a Learn Photography in 14days…

Lately, your results haven’t been that great. DO some studying Learn Photography in 14days, exposure, color, and getting your shots sharp.

So… you go to your Card collection.

How to Properly Hold a Camera
Creating Sharp Pictures
Landscape Photography Checklist
Landscape Creative Concepts
Photographing Sunsets
The Exposure Triangle
Understanding the Histogram

You drop these Snap Cards into your camera bag, and you’re ready to go.

You arrive at your destination, and you see a beautiful landscape photo opportunity…

Completely Portable Training.
Easy to Understand Graphics. Bright, Colorful, and Easily Understood
HUGE Range of Themes and Lessons – Organized, and Color Coded, for Easy Retrieval
A professional photographer and educator scrutinized all of the topics and the training concepts for maximum effectiveness
The Concepts are explained with Beautiful Examples
Each card can be studied and can be easily taken with you on your photo shoots!
These superb cards are printed in a A5/A4 size to fit into your camera bag with no loss of readability and ease.
They are laminate for increased durability. You could pour water onto them after lamination!

Time to refer to your Cards…

Yes. You’re holding the camera correctly for a steady (sharp) picture.
You’re following all of the tips listed on the “Getting Sharp Pictures” Digital Photography Complete Course. Your photo will be critically sharp
You notice something in the scene that could improve your shot. Why? Because you just referred to Your “Landscape Creative Concepts” card as well as your “Landscape Checklist” card. You adjust your camera position for a better composition.
The Sun is setting. You know that the proper exposure is going to be tricky.
You refer to Your “Photographing Sunsets” and the “Exposure Triangle” Card. They help you to make the best exposure choices.
Finally, you take a test shot. You pull out the “Histogram” Card and triple check your results against the histogram shown on the camera.
All looks good! And, you learned a lot- right there and on the spot- while you created the photograph

No matter what the situation – These Snap Cards will have you prepared

Covers a Wide Range of Topics From Beginner to Intermediate Levels of Photography Move from key lesson- to key lesson- quickly and easily Pick and Choose Your Lessons at Will It’s Like having a Photographic Mentor at Your Side (while you’re out shooting) Not 1 – Not 10 – Not even 20 – Learn Photography in 14days Course “Card” Lessons that will Kick Your Photographic Training into High Gear- Why? Because you will have them with YOU when you need them the most- when you’re actually out shooting pictures! These carefully crafted, written, and illustrated cards will teach you all the intricate aspects of photography (those aspects that are so difficult to grasp). Histogram? No problem! Depth of field? No problem! Exposure? No problem! And the Lessons go on and on!

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Week 1: Getting Started with Photography Basics

Day 1: Introduction to Photography

Overview of Photography: The history and evolution of photography.
Camera Types & Parts: Understanding different cameras (DSLR, mirrorless, compact) and their basic functions.
Camera Setup: Introduction to the camera settings (modes, buttons, menus, etc.).
Assignment: Take 10 photos using different settings (Auto, Portrait, Landscape, etc.).

Day 2: Exposure Triangle – Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO

What is Exposure?: Understanding the Exposure Triangle.
Aperture: How aperture affects depth of field and light intake.
Shutter Speed: How shutter speed impacts motion and light.
ISO: Balancing sensitivity to light and noise.
Practical: Adjust aperture, shutter speed, and ISO to create different effects.
Assignment: Take 10 photos showing different depth of field, motion blur, and light conditions.

Day 3: White Balance, Focus, and Composition

White Balance: Understanding how different light sources affect color.
Focus Modes: Autofocus, manual focus, and back-button focus.
Composition Basics: Rule of Thirds, Leading Lines, Framing, Symmetry, and Simplicity.
Practical: Practice adjusting white balance and focus in real-world settings.
Assignment: Take 10 photos applying different composition rules.

Day 4: Exploring Natural Light

Understanding Natural Light: Golden hour, blue hour, midday light.
Using Light to Your Advantage: How to control and manipulate natural light.
Practical: Go outside and shoot using the light of the day (morning, noon, and evening).
Assignment: Capture 10 photos in different lighting conditions, focusing on how light changes your photos.

Day 5: Shooting in Manual Mode

Manual Mode Explained: How to control aperture, shutter speed, and ISO yourself.
Exposure Compensation: How to adjust exposure in manual mode.
Practical: Start using manual mode and take photos in different environments.
Assignment: Take 20 photos using manual mode, adjusting each setting consciously.

Day 6: Camera Accessories & Lens Selection

Choosing the Right Lens: Overview of prime lenses, zoom lenses, and specialty lenses (wide-angle, macro).
Essential Accessories: Tripods, external flashes, filters.
Practical: Experiment with different lenses (if available) to understand their effects.
Assignment: Take 10 photos using different lenses or with accessories like a tripod.

Day 7: Review and Critique Day

Review the Week’s Work: Discuss the photos taken throughout the week.
Critique Session: Group critique, highlighting what worked and what needs improvement.
Feedback & Q&A: Answer any questions and give feedback on individual progress.
Assignment: Prepare a small portfolio of your best 10 shots from the week.

Week 2: Advanced Techniques and Creative Photography

Day 8: Portrait Photography

Lighting for Portraits: Natural light vs. artificial light (studio lights, reflectors).
Posing & Composition for Portraits: How to work with people to get the best shots.
Practical: Take portraits of a friend or family member.
Assignment: Capture 10 portrait photos with different lighting styles.

Day 9: Landscape Photography

Shooting Wide-Angle: How to capture breathtaking landscapes.
Golden Hour and Blue Hour: Best times to shoot nature and landscapes.
Practical: Go outdoors to capture landscapes (local park, urban landscape, or nature).
Assignment: Capture 10 landscape shots during different times of the day.

Day 10: Action and Sports Photography

Freezing Motion vs. Motion Blur: How to use fast shutter speeds or slow shutter speeds for action shots.
Focusing on Moving Subjects: Continuous focus and panning techniques.
Practical: Shoot moving subjects (family members, pets, or public events).
Assignment: Take 10 action shots showcasing motion and sharpness.

Day 11: Night and Low-Light Photography

Shooting in Low Light: Techniques for shooting in dim or dark conditions without a flash.
Long Exposure Photography: How to use a tripod for night photography and capture light trails.
Practical: Shoot at night (streetlights, stars, cityscapes, etc.).
Assignment: Capture 10 night shots, experimenting with long exposure or shooting with available light.

Day 12: Creative Techniques (Bokeh, HDR, and More)

Bokeh Effect: How to create aesthetically blurred backgrounds using aperture.
High Dynamic Range (HDR): Capturing high-contrast scenes.
Practical: Experiment with bokeh and HDR.
Assignment: Take 10 creative photos using either bokeh or HDR techniques.

Day 13: Photo Editing Basics

Introduction to Post-Processing: How to use Lightroom or Photoshop for basic edits (exposure, contrast, crop).
Sharpening, Smoothing, and Retouching: Basic editing skills for cleaning up photos.
Practical: Edit 5 of your photos and create before-and-after comparisons.
Assignment: Submit 5 edited photos.

Day 14: Portfolio Review and Final Project

Portfolio Creation: Organize your best photos from the course.
Review Session: Final critique of your photos with feedback for improvement.
Assignment: Submit a portfolio of 15-20 best photos and a brief description of your shooting style and journey.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this two-week course, students will:

Understand how to manually control their camera settings (aperture, shutter speed, ISO).
Have developed their creative eye for composition, lighting, and exposure.
Be able to shoot in a variety of conditions, including natural light, low light, and action shots.
Have experience in post-processing using photo editing software.
Be able to create a small portfolio of high-quality photos to showcase their skills.

Target Audience:

Beginners: Anyone who wants to learn the basics of photography and start creating high-quality images.
Hobbyists: Those looking to take their photography to the next level in a short time.
Content Creators: Aspiring photographers looking to improve their visual storytelling skills for social media, blogging, or YouTube.