LEVEL: Novice / Beginner
FORMAT: Presentation / Discussion
BRING: Camera, Beginner's Photography Guide book, note taking materials
INFO: This is the beginning workshop, the starting point for this series. We will be discussing the material as presented in the book from page 62 through page 85. Please be sure to familiarize yourselves with this information before the meeting.
Exposure is one of the most fundamental aspects of photography, and you'll often hear photographers talking about taking an exposure or getting the exposure right. In essence, exposure is simply the process of letting light through the camera's lens to illuminate (expose) the digital sensor and produce an image. Getting the optimal exposure for your photograph relies on balancing three distinct elements often referred to as the Photographer’s Triangle.
Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to read and familiarize yourself with Chapter 2 on Exposure from pages 62 thru 85 which is what will be covered in this workshop session. Please be sure to bring your camera, camera manual, note taking paraphernalia and, of course, your Beginner’s Photography Guide.
This, as you know, is only our second outing with the new format and content, and even though we will have done our best to review the material and practiced its delivery, mistakes happen. So, please bear with us while we make our best effort to perfect our presentations. Be sure to give us your input as we move forward. This is your group and we want you to get as much from the experience as you can.
See you there,
Cesar and C. W.
