The Art of Photography

Teacher

Overview

COURSE DESCRIPTION

What is a Photography.

Photography is the art, application and practice of creating durable images by recording light or other electromagnetic radiation, either electronically by means of an image sensor, or chemically by means of a light-sensitive material such as photographic film.

CERTIFICATION

When you complete all lessons, Questions & Production of this course, you will received a automatically generated certificate to your email. With in 2 weeks you will be received a printed institution certificate though postal mail.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Student recognizes and understands the basic technical, aesthetic and expressive concepts of photography.
A competency with a digital photographic work flow by the production of photographs in response to class assignments.
An appreciation and understanding of photography as a means of visual and artistic expression by the production of photographs in response to class assignments.
Student develops the ability to speak about photographs, through class critiques and by giving an oral presentation on a photographer of his or her choice.

Course Features

Lectures 20
Quiz 0
Duration 55 hours
Skill level All levels
Language English
Students 27
Certificate No
Assessments Yes

Curriculum

17 Sections
20 Lessons
100 Weeks

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Infographic
As beginner photographers, we tend to be visual learners. And it’s my job to make beginning photography as easy as possible for you.
2
- 2.1
  What is Infographic
- 2.2
  History
Aperture
Exposure happens in three steps. We will start with the aperture. This is the hole inside the lens, through which the light passes.
1
- 4.1
  What is Aperture
Shutter Speed
1
- 5.1
  What is Shutter Speed
  35 Minutes
ISO
1
- 6.1
  What is ISO
Understanding Your Camera
2
- 7.1
  What is Exposure
- 7.2
  focusing mode
Histograms
1
- 8.1
  What is Histograms
Shooting Modes
1
- 9.1
  What is Shooting Modes
Depth of Field
1
- 10.1
  What is Depth of Field
White Balance
1
- 11.1
  What is White Balance
Focal Length
Have you ever wondered what the ‘mm’ on your lens actually means? Or why people use longer focal lengths for portraits?
1
- 12.1
  What is Focal Length
Crop Factor
1
- 13.1
  What is Crop Factor?
Polarizing Filters
1
- 14.1
  What is Polarizing Filters
Professionally Sharp Images
1
- 15.1
  How to Take Professionally Sharp Images
Composition
It’s important to understand exposure. But, if you can’t get to grips with basic composition, you’ll struggle to take really good photos
1
- 16.1
  What is Composition
Triangles
1
- 17.1
  What is Triangles
Eye-Lines
2
- 18.1
  If you take photos of people, you’re taking photos with eye lines. It’s important to understand the effect that eye lines have on how we view a photo.
- 18.2
  Eye-lines are the direction your subject’s eyes are pointed in. The negative space in front of the subject’s face is known as ‘lead room‘.
Balance of a photo
1
- 19.1
  What is Balance of a photo

Instructor

NETHROO

Hi there, I am Nethroo Nalin Kriyawasam. I teach this course with many years of experience as a professional photographer, graphic designer and teacher at the Management and Higher professional training institute.