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Hello all, I' just beginning on assignment 6 and this will definitely be a challenge, especially since I do not have a separate flash. I don't usually shoot indoors, and am quite use to constant changes in lighting since I'm always shooting in the wilderness, parks and zoos; nevertheless. after reading the course material this assignment will be real interesting. Here is a capture of a cat that has some interesting lighting applied. Let me know you thoughts on this capture--I'm always interested in other points of view and suggestions. The eyes have the reflection from the grass, that's why the eyes are green

I am now starting lesson 6-Light.
This one will be a hard one as photography is all about LIGHT.
Just got a new speed light for my camera and I hope to have it figured out so that I can use It for fill light and do it right.
Wish that I could see what has been posted by others for this assignment so I would see if I was on the right track?. Perhaps there Is a way, does anyone know if you can see what others have posted for each assignment?

Got my composition photos done and sent, waiting for my grade.
One of my hardest challenges in taking photos is getting everything in focus, don't know if it is my shaky hands or my bad eyesight. When I get my photos uploaded to the computer over 1/2 are always a bit out of focus. This is so maddening, I wish I know what I was doing wrong.

Just started the course. I've completed the first lesson and uploaded my first photos. I hope I've done it all right. Really looking forward to some feedback. So far I'm impressed with this whole site.

Hi, i would like to upgrade my camera, i only have a small canon digital, IXUS but am not too sure what to get, ia m going to start doing this course, and wanted a new camera to start with - any ideas?  I would liek to stick with a canon.

I too just finished lesson 1. I look forward to more!!!

What is a breath taking photo?

Is it simply beautiful oceans & sky or is it much more; i think the question most of us ask ourselves is how can i make this a breath taking photo?...

Practise makes perfect & any camera can be professional just remember in any photo you should always check your lighting & background, just focus cause you could snap the next most breath taking photo.

P.S. Iam a Proud Photographer & you should be too.

Set to ISO 100, speed 100 and f16.

I am learning now about composition. I have always heard about the rules of thirds and leading lines, but this section was more complete. I like the homework assignment, it makes me think the shots through.