Photography 101: Finding Your Focus

Posted on August 20, 2013 by | 2 Comments

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So far in our Photography 101 series, we’ve asked guest photographers to share their insights and tips on various elements of the craft, from light to composition. Today, meet Matthew George: the blogger at Photo Lord, a site that features and recognizes other photographers, and a passionate high school photography teacher. In this installment, Matthew introduces focus and the concepts of depth of field and aperture. 

Finding your focus — the basics

I provide some general guidelines to my students:

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2 responses to “Photography 101: Finding Your Focus”

  1. Pingback: Photography 101: Finding the Best Shot — Portrait or Landscape? | Wind Against Current

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