Type-A Parent Conference

Good photography is not about the equipment you have. It is about light, vision, presentation and some basic knowledge about how to use what you have at your disposal. I constantly hear people say “I need to buy a better camera so I can take better pictures”. Buying the best equipment will not make your photos instantly beautiful. Learning how to use and manipulate both your equipment and your surroundings will drastically improve the quality of the photos you take.

What you'll learn:

1. How to easily manipulate natural and artificial light already available to produce a more vivid and well defined image. 
2. How an interesting angle or a well placed prop can make a photograph considerably more interesting than shooting the subject alone. Attendees will learn how to change their physical perspective of a shot and to utilize objects around the house to style their photos. 
3. How to troubleshoot technical issues like utilizing the most common camera presets, (location and function of macro vs action mode, focus presets), and preparing images for the web, (sizing, watermarking and presentation).