by Sarah Evans | Mar 20, 2020 | camera
When you bought your camera, it’s likely it came with a lens. Most beginners to photography opt for a bundle option – camera body with a lens included. This is a great idea for any beginner as the choices for which lens to buy can be mind blowing and more...
by Sarah Evans | Mar 15, 2020 | free training
Great black and white photography has a simple timeless quality. There is something about a good black and white image that can evoke so many emotions. The absence of colour in an image forces the viewer to focus on other elements of the image. It minimises the...
by Sarah Evans | Mar 9, 2020 | free training
Do you get frustrated that your photos always come out a bit blurry? This is one of the most common questions that I am asked by beginners. It can be very frustrating when you get back to your computer and realise your image isn’t as sharp as you thought it...
by Sarah Evans | Jan 28, 2019 | camera
A frequent question I am asked during my in person training workshops is ‘what’s this little dial for?’. It’s located up by your view finder and quite frankly it isn’t obvious what it is. You twiddle it around and you can’t really...
by Sarah Evans | Jan 26, 2019 | creative
As a beginner it is often easy to get bogged down with all of the technical elements of your camera. It can seem really overwhelming and often results in disappointment and it’s all too easy to blame the camera and your frustrating lack of knowledge of camera settings...
by Sarah Evans | Nov 30, 2018 | camera
I am always asked what is the best DSLR camera on the market at the moment which is perfect for beginners. As people outgrow their point and shoot or camera phones they can become dissatisfied with the results they are getting and want more. A DSLR seems the automatic...
