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Photography Assignments
old-camera.png This series of photo assignments was prepared at the request of a former student, looking for direction during her initial forays into photography. As she had just bought a Nikon D40, the content is geared towards that equipment. Those with other setups will have to make adjustments accordingly.

For the most part, however, technical skills are de-emphasized and geek-speak is kept to a minimum in this series of tutorials. For many beginners, a preoccupation with ƒ-stops and shutter speeds and focal lengths can be a deadening turn off. For that reason, other, equally important abilities, such as observational skills, composition and lateral thinking are emphasized.

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1 Shooting from the Hip Brian Grover 129
2 Silhouettes Brian Grover 146
3 A Portrait of the Artist Brian Grover 109
4 Backlighting Brian Grover 139
5 Motion Blur Brian Grover 90
6 High Contrast Photography Brian Grover 76
7 The Height of the Action Brian Grover 72
8 Top-Down Brian Grover 69
9 Reflected Light Brian Grover 91
10 Three' s a Crowd Brian Grover 75
11 Serendipity Brian Grover 78
12 Rim Lighting Brian Grover 80
13 Weather Effects Brian Grover 73
14 The Big Event Brian Grover 67
15 Close Cropping Brian Grover 71
16 Bottoms Up Brian Grover 78
17 Foto-Grafix in the Key of High and Low Brian Grover 74
18 Starburst Brian Grover 79
19 Signs of the Times Brian Grover 55
20 Night Photography Brian Grover 69
21 The Color Purple Brian Grover 65
22 Circles of Confusion Brian Grover 75
23 A Shadow World Brian Grover 58
24 Depth of Field Brian Grover 103
25 The Rule of Thirds Brian Grover 59
26 Parting Shot Brian Grover 63
 

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