Photography Help!

Introduction

I got my first camera when I was 10; that would be 1956. It was a Kodak Starlet camera, black plastic, that took 120 roll film. It had a removable flash unit that took the miniature flash bulbs.

The flash bulbs were coated with a thin layer of plastic; when the bulb went off, the plastic melted and bubbled, but the glass did not shatter. They were called "miniature" because they were much smaller than the standard flash bulbs, but they are huge compared to today's halogen bulbs.

I took many pictures with this camera. I took it on a school outing to Niagara Falls in 1957, and took many pictures of my family. In 1959 I started high school, and used it to take pictures of the Mikado. I didn't have a lot of money, but my allowance did cover the cost of film development providing I didn't shoot more than one roll of film a month.

Things have changed now. Film has virtually disappeared and digital has taken over. But the techniques of photography remain the same. The way we posed people and took nature shots 45 years ago are still valid.

This site provides information about learning digital photography. We have researched the available eBooks and real books and listed the best ones here to save time in searching. There are books for beginners as well as professionals, with tips on photographing landscapes, babies, dolls, travel scenes, nudes, glamour, fashion, weddings, etc. Learn how to pose your models. We have professional model releases, which will allow you to sell photographs of your subjects without legal repercussions.

If you are like most people, you have hundreds or thousands of photos, most of which are unorganized. We've listed a couple of ways of organizing your photos. Check out Google Picasa, for example, which is free.

We also have many books on how to make money from your camera. Supplement your income by submitting pictures to image resellers, take wedding photos for money, learn how to make a business out of your photography.

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Contact me with questions about this page. Copyright (C) 2007-9 Doug Anderson Last updated 30 Jun 2009

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