Free Photography Lessons, Part 5: People

[d4rkarch0n]

Those lessons were absolutely fantastic! I have read articles, tutorials and seen videos and photos meant to teach before, but never have I thought so much about searching for feelings in a photography! Thank you so much!

[karmastar06]

these tips are awesome. thanks so much

[travissbuhler]

Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge. :)

[movingear]

I love your narrative style, it's so mature and confident!! I've learnt so much!!!!

[MRSUNSUNEBOY]

hey thank u so much for the vidz!!! I hav a ? do u use photo shop!? if u do what kind do u use and is it cheep!? thanks parker

[MRSUNSUNEBOY]

THANKS

[pbradley08]

Thanks - I just watched all 5 of the series and they are a great overview - well presented and probably some of the best descriptions I have heard, yet not just the technical stuff.

[BKRamsay]

Thanks for the series - would be nice to see some video instruction as well :)

[sugarplumlipsmacker]

thank you!

[Pezby69]

Thanks very much... Some great tips in your lessons.. I really enjoyed all 5.. :)

[SuperWeng10]

thanks for the tips i really aprreciate that!

btw you sound like a DJ on air...

[nidiacortes]

Thanks for these lessons!!! beyond the beauty of your photos lays the depth of sound simplicity. Where can I enjoy more of you work?

[HumanZoo22]

these video's make me want to get into photography

[daveoz80]

Thanks for taking the time to do this, I enjoyed the more theory based approach rather than a step by step manual guide style.

Just got my self a second hand Canon 300D with a few lenses so looking for all the help and advice I can :D

[applebee39]

Haha when you suggested the "floating in the ocean surrounded by seahorses" tip, i was like "oooh that's a really good idea" And then I found out you were joking. Teehee.

Thanks for all the tips! I didn't even know my digital camera had that many options, but i'm definitely going to try my best to utilize them all now.

[cpando]

your series of lessons are great, thanks a lot. I've enjoyed very much watching them and certainly will have them on mind in the future, specially with my Camera on hand.

It will be great if you could also do some Lessons in aspects a little bit more technical, like specific trics and tips.

[zeyer73]

i wnat to buy a camara to start this hobby (im a bigginer), but i dont know what camara i should get, come people say "canon" "nikon" "samsung", really dont know, help!!!, thanks

[aliceotimi]

THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR EXPERT ADVICE, I HAVE LOTS TO LEARN AND NOW I HAVE A BETTER UNDERSTADING FROM WHAT i HAVE LEARNT FROM YOUR VIDEO'S. KIA KAHA AND TAKE CARE THX

[miles509]

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[CaesarProductionsSA]

Thank you so much!! This is great, and will help me a lot since i am new to photography!! :)

[Chodup]

Thank you very much

[ahlanv74]

thanks for the very useful things you have shared here. . . have seen all the 5 videos. . . . again many many thanks to you .. GOD bless. . . .

[rumble329]

thanks for shearing Jim !!

[sofielnegar]

thanks @Jimbacsi, you really help me a lot, may i know is it possible there's a chance i can print what u teached, u know i'm a beginner and i think i need to see/read it more often(so far)

[matthewtyrney]

Thank you so much for this series. I'm a beginner and this has helped more than you can image. Thank you!

[InFlames309]

Thank You for taking the time to post these great videos. I have just purchased a DLSR camera and really enjoy photography. These videos will help me improve the quality of my pictures.

[MrDeano324]

@Jimbascsi, p.s, is it right to edit photos afterwards on an editing software (making the picture black and white ect) or do you like to preserve the pictures originality?

[Jimbacsi]

@MrDeano324 , The truth is (as those of us over 40 know), long before photo editing software appeared, photographers were "editing" their photos in the darkroom or "Photoshop." Not to say that the original image isn't very valuable, but there is no reason that the creative process has to stop at that point. A photo editing program can do something as simple as improve dynamic color range or bring out details in a shadow or something more complex like colorize individual objects. Go for it!

[MrDeano324]

Thank you @Jimbacsi, very helpful videos, and very interesting and enjoyable too. Greetings from Great Britain.

[Snapperwap79]

thankyou for the lessons :)

[TriumphzZ1]

just got my camera and this helps heaps keep it up and thanx for your time

[socctty]

Love the part about getting too myopic with subjects.

[amyzylzl]

thanks

[xJesscx182]

Thank you so much for posting these videos they really helped out a lot. :)

[leviterande]

exposure, shutter speed, focus, I know all of them but dan so confusing

[stilscream]

Thanks, I really enjoyed watching these! My love for photography has just grown recently, and I was tired of reading out of date books!

[khatek218]

thanks:-)

[mackoyski1]

wow this lesson is awesome....i learn a lot jim..also in life i imagine life is like photo image something...thankz...one day i will be great photographer...

[mackoyski1]

wow this lesson is awesome....i learn a lot jim..also in life i imagine life is like photo image something...thankz...one day i will be great photographer...

[FirebrandNIRE]

Excellent!! Thank you much!

[loyden92]

Thank you so much for your videos. They're great :) I just bought a Nikon D3000 and your videos really made me think of the "whole" photo and not just the subject :)

[yoyomann86]

@loyden92 good camera but I would of went a little better and got the 5000. its just a little more for the money. but congrats on the nikon they are amazing. and keep shooting.

[coolduedkunal]

Very nice! Thank U

[hilase]

thanks buddy!! good karma

[bahtul]

Thanks! Just finished watching the 5 presentations. Hopefully I maybe able to practice a thing or two from what you have shared =)

[knudxin]

Thank you Jim!! 5 vids helps me a lot!!

[IzzyTheNotSoTerrible]

Terrific video's, thank you so much for making these!

[maxmania99]

Thanks for your time and valuable contribution!, from which part of Florida are you?

[Jimbacsi]

Well, I was born and raised in Miami, but spent a lot of time in Central Florida too. :)

[MrKickme1]

I have just watched 1-5 of this series and I can't wait to try out some of these tips.

[CarpeNoctemZise]

thank you for the tips^_^

[devtodev]

wonderful and very useful tips

you asked the mistake at 4:00 I couldn't figure it out

With my 2 weeks of DSLR experience I can guess

the woman in the picture moved to the left (to her right) before the shutter closed

(if it is taken in shutter priority or manual mode with long shutter speed)

what is the location?Is it a restruant? and the lights in the background are candles? is it a candle light dinner :)

[spendsunsetwithyou]

i am also a 2 weeks user of DSLR.and im pretty sure that the shadow that the photographer made is the mistake.its in the lower mid part of the photo.

[fp737s1]

Thankyou for your efforts i am a new DSLR owner and loved the lessons

[imPuLse1x2]

xl2 ftw!

[Ayz2246]

all 5 very good job.

[votebailey2012]

just watched all 5. good job. thanks for the help.

[9941791]

scarcity off time and money always found within human,but u shared your valuable time to teach others awesome and thanks

[virtualprashant]

Great job.....its really appreciating that you have spend so much of your time in creating those ppts just to teach photography to others. Even rating of 5 is less for your efforts.

[hardrain1234]

WOW!! thank you that was an inspiring set of lessons.

[ollagz]

Big THANKS..^_^

[AyalaMariana]

Thanks for the lessons! :)

[GGetOverMe]

Thank you for the lessons. I enjoyed them !

[HOTDUBAI]

Thanks for the video

[ef000608]

thanksfor the tips! very helpfull!

[Serrator3]

Well done on your series!

[fymmandyy]

thanks...