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Anyone in the world I've just now finished lesson two and I'm starting to put things together. What a great course! Already I've started to figure out how half my camera settings work that I had never even looked at before. What fun!  [ Modified: Wednesday, 1 September 2010, 07:47 PM ] |
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Anyone in the world My first day here and I'm excited to take something that has always interested me and turn it into a real hobby. My goal is really learning how to manipulate photos after they've been taken, but I figure the best place to start is at the very beginning - the actual taking of said pictures, so, here goes...! [ Modified: Wednesday, 1 September 2010, 07:48 PM ] |
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Hi everyone,
I am Mel from West Wyalong, NSW Australia. I am only up to lesson/assignment three but I have already learnt alot from this course. I hope that others from Australia are doing this course and love to hear from anyone about your photos.
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Anyone in the world this is one of my favorite flower shots lve taken
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Anyone in the world anyone doing this course from melbourne australia???? [ Modified: Tuesday, 31 August 2010, 07:47 PM ] |
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Anyone in the world I joined up today. Have been looking for an affordable online course and this sounds like it covers the basics of learning how to use my DSLR and all its manual functions. Off to search for 3 photos for assignment one then await the first verdict from a tutor . . . . . [ Modified: Thursday, 29 July 2010, 08:49 AM ] |
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Anyone in the world Just finished lessons 3 and 4, whew! This is what i came here for. Upon my trip home i purchased the Canon 1Ds MIII, (although i have to admit, this is too much camera for me). It's now 3:00 am, so i have to wait for the sun to come up to start taking photos outside. Also, while i was home, i met an event producer that asked if i wanted to photograph concerts for them. Now i feel even more compelled to master this camera. [ Modified: Thursday, 29 July 2010, 08:50 AM ] |
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Anyone in the world The kids were so cooperative and great! My cousin got married this weekend and she didn't hire a photographer. My cousin and stepped up and took what ever pictures we could.
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Anyone in the world One thing I've learned right off the bat about becoming a photographer is that living in the country is a little detrimental in terms of subject matter. A good many of the stock photography sites aren't interested in any more shots of flowers,trees, animals etc which means that travel is required to get the kind of shots they need more of such as corporate, fashion, restaurant food etc.... [ Modified: Thursday, 22 July 2010, 01:23 AM ] |
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Anyone in the world Just finished lesson one and eagerly await my tutor's comments on my three pics. Already learned alot, particularly focal length. Chomping at the bit to start lesson two but will wait for results! [ Modified: Thursday, 22 July 2010, 01:23 AM ] |
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