Well, two people in the last few days have talked to me about putting tips online to answer some of the most common photography questions, and to give some of the tips that I use in creating my images. My wife wants me to write a small book that will go along with some of my offers as a give-away. It will take some of the material I’ve used in teaching photography classes, and some of my work, and then put it into a print-on-demand format.
Larry Wilson, who has a great eye and has been taken some great shots with his little bitty camera, also suggested that I share what I’ve been telling him, with everyone. One of his pieces is featured in the Photo Conversion section – the creek with the Autumn leaves.
So, this is the section where I’ll start with some of my ideas, and I’ll ask for input from you on them to start a discussion, as well as your submission of other questions that I’ll try to answer. Hopefully, this will make all of us better photographers! Now, if I can just convince Larry’s wife to get him a better camera…
Landscape and portrait photographer, David E. Warner captures the breath-taking beauty of the Mohawk Valley and Southern Adirondacks region and its people with his mastery of color, composition & light. He shuttles between upstate New York and Texas for part of the year - working on portrait and film projects.
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