Course Content
Introduction to Photography and Camera Basics
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History of Photography: Evolution from film to digital cameras.
Types of Cameras & Lenses: DSLR, Mirrorless, Point-and-Shoot, and their applications.
Camera Settings: Aperture (f-stop): Controls depth of field
Shutter Speed: Controls motion blur.
ISO: Controls light sensitivity.
Understanding Exposure Triangle: The relationship between aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.
Composition Techniques and Lighting
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Rule of Thirds: Placing the subject along grid lines for a balanced composition.
Leading Lines: Using natural lines to guide the viewer’s eye.
Framing & Perspective: Using objects to frame a subject and experimenting with angles.
Lighting Types:: Natural vs Artificial Light: Sunlight vs flash/studio lighting.
Golden Hour & Blue Hour: Ideal times for stunning outdoor shots.
Hard vs Soft Light: Shadows and diffusion techniques.
Portrait and Landscape Photography
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Portrait Photography Posing techniques.
Background selection & depth of field control.
Catchlights and expressions.
Landscape Photography: Using a tripod for stability.
Foreground-background depth.
Weather & time considerations.
Post-Processing and Editing Basics
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Cropping & Resizing: Adjusting aspect ratios.
Color Correction & White Balance: Enhancing colors.
Exposure Adjustments: Fixing over/underexposed images.
Basic Retouching: Removing blemishes, adjusting skin tones.
Creative Photography and Storytelling
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Conceptual Photography: Using symbolism & themes.
Storytelling through Images: Creating narratives.
Abstract & Experimental Techniques: Long exposure, double exposure.
Color Psychology in Photography: How colors influence mood.
Practical Sessions and Portfolio Building
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On-field Photography Sessions: Real-world practice.
Portfolio Creation: Selecting and organizing best images.
Peer Review & Feedback: Learning from critiques.
Presentation Skills: Showcasing work in an appealing way.
Photography
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