Photography Techniques : How to Look at Photographs

Posted on April 08, 2010 by Ed

An excellent way to improve photography composition, lighting and printing skills is to study other photographs in books and galleries. Become a better photographer by studying the work of others using the tips in this free video on photography from a professional photographer.

Expert: Anthony Maddaloni
Contact: www.maddaloniphoto.blogspot.com
Bio: Anthony Maddaloni is a professional photographer from Austin, Texas. He has worked as a photographer for the Texas Senate, the Texas House of Representatives, and the University of Texas.
Filmmaker: Todd Green

Duration : 0:1:15

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Discussion: 5 Comments

5 Responses to “Photography Techniques : How to Look at Photographs”

jessmk94

- 8th Apr, 10 10:04pm

thank you so much! …
thank you so much! very good advice!thanks again!
filmguy91

- 8th Apr, 10 10:04pm

@jessmk94

Happy …
@jessmk94

Happy Shooting!

P.S. get involved in your local Photography class or your photography class at school. Best of luck =)
filmguy91

- 8th Apr, 10 10:04pm

@jessmk94

I would …
@jessmk94

I would recommend going onto Craigslist and looking up decent film cameras. I purchased a Canon AE-1 Program for about a hundred bucks including various lens. Thats a pretty good deal. Try it, you’ll really be happy. Also, check out your local antique or pawn shop, you can find REALLY OLD cameras there for around 20 to 30 bucks. I just bought a good working Argus Rangefinder C3 for 35 bucks plus a roll of film. I’m just like you, broke and poor, but there are ways to get around it.
LoveProactive

- 8th Apr, 10 10:04pm

Nothing worth …
Nothing worth getting… Just buy a film camera for under 50, with a decent lens.
jessmk94

- 8th Apr, 10 10:04pm

okay i am 14 i want …
okay i am 14 i want to be a photopher and i am really really poor do you know any good digital cameras under $50 i was looking on amazon and idk .. pleasee help me .

thanks
-jessica