Photography for Beginners By Josh Dunlop

Have you ever had a beautiful moment slip away as you were too busy trying to find the right camera settings?

Full auto mode will never do your scene justice.

But using manual mode to capture perfect photos under time constraints is a recipe for disaster.

That was my experience before I mastered my camera. It would never capture what I could see in front of me. I was positive I needed better gear.

But what if I told you that there’s a fun and easy way to master photography, regardless of the camera you use?

And that you can capture breathtaking photography, with nothing more than the most basic gear.

You don’t need a $5,000 camera and lens and you don’t need expensive training.

And I’m going to prove it to you.

Take a look at this…

I was forever missing shots because I was too busy fiddling with my camera. People get impatient; moments pass.

No one ever wanted to wait for me to find the right settings… I usually ended up sticking it back on auto mode and taking the shot.

My photography suffered, my progress slowed, and I was very embarrassed to have all this gear, and nothing to show for it.

But, after many months, I mastered my camera. I developed a process for taking photos that has produced the wonderful shots I’m proud to show off today.

It doesn’t matter if you’re shooting with a DSLR, Mirrorless, or Bridge camera… the process is the same, regardless of what you’re shooting.

1. You don’t need top of the line gear
2. Blurry photos were down to me, not my lens
3. Choosing the right settings can be easy

My expensive gear used to sit on the shelf, collecting dust.

But after understanding just a few features of my camera, my knowledge snowballed, and I was taking beautiful photos in no time at all.

Picture this.

Before you leave your house, you already know the camera settings you’re going to use, and your camera is set up and ready to go.

You arrive at the location without a single worry about exposure, white balance, or focus… everything falls into place.

You take photos without a second thought.

Less than a minute later, you’ve captured a photo so exciting, you won’t stop shooting until all of your batteries are dead.

15 minutes later you’re playing with different compositions to make your photos more striking.

When you’re done, you have a selection of the most breathtaking… crystal clear… and exciting photographs you’ve ever taken.

Sound far-fetched? That’s what I thought too.

But my simple system has enabled me to take the most stunning photos of my life.

Photography comes naturally to me, and I’m confident I can capture beautiful photos in any location.

There are no shortcuts to experience. But learning how to use your camera, and the fundamentals of photography composition… that can be done in an afternoon.

“Photography for Beginners” is a High Definition video course on the art of photography. It shows you how to capture magazine quality images without being a pro photographer and without fancy equipment.

We don’t fuss about the gear you have, or even recommend you buy more of it. The “secret” to exceptional photography is how you use it.

Which is why throughout this course, you’ll see me shooting with the Canon EOS Rebel T6 (AKA the 1300D), the cheapest dSLR I could find.

I will show you my process for using cheap gear to capture professional shots.

Pictures like this…

The best part about manual mode is you can do much more with it than 95% of photographers realise.

There is so much control at your fingertips, and it’s so fast and easy to make adjustments, you’ll wonder what you ever did without it.

You can take much, much better pictures than you realise. And “Photography for Beginners” shows you how, with…

• Which shooting mode to use and when
• How the settings work (not just what they do)
• A quick way to set your camera up for any scene

We don’t just go into detail on how exposure works… we cover every confusing feature on your camera. From shooting, focus, and metering modes to the histogram, white balance, crop factor and more!

Now you know what you’re getting with “Photography for Beginners” – I’m going to quadruple the value.

In addition to the definitive video course on photography, you’re also getting two of my highest rated courses and one premium cheat-sheet. For free.

If I could give you a guaranteed method for taking some of the most powerful photographs of your life, how much would that be worth?

Taking great pictures is on the bucket list for most people, experienced photographers or not.

Just the other week in San Diego, I captured the sunset, and boy did it impress my friends! It’s the most liked photo I’ve ever posted on my private Facebook profile!

Here, check it out:

When you understand photography, there’s nothing more fun and rewarding. You connect with nature in a new way and really bring your portfolio to life.

Your portfolio will have some of the most vivid and vibrant pictures you’ve ever taken.

Your confidence will have grown immensely, and you’ll realise just how easily the skills you gained will translate to all kinds of photography.

In short: You’ll be a better, more exciting and more excited photographer.

But only when you choose to act.

I wouldn’t be where I am today, taking stunning photos, if I hadn’t chosen to act.

You have a chance to do things differently. “Photography for Beginners” is your path to becoming a much better, more fulfilled photographer. But it’s up to you to take the first step.

The choice is yours.

• Introduction to Photography for Beginners

• Stops of Exposure
• Understanding Aperture
• Shutter Speed Motion Blur (New)
• ISO
• Exposure Summary

• Tripods
• Sharp Photos
• Perfect Picture Process
• Focal Length
• Crop Factor
• Depth of Field
• Histogram
• White Balance
• Shooting Modes
• Metering Modes
• Focus and Focus Modes
• JPEG vs RAW

• Balance
• Symmetry
• Horizontal Lines
• Filling the Frame
• Frame Within a Frame
• Leading Lines
• Visual Weight
• Eye Lines
• Triangles
• Rule of Thirds

• Night Photography
• Low Light
• Sunrise
• Black & White
• Sunset
• Portrait
• Landscape Photography

• Night Photography Editing
• Low Light Photography Editing
• Sunrise Photography Editing
• Black and White Editing
• Sunset Photography Editing
• Portrait Photography Editing
• Landscape Photography Editing

• 21 Go-To Settings

• Composition 101 A2 poster
• Exposure Triangle A2 poster

• Submit Your Photos to Feature On Our Student Success Page