This semester in college I'm taking a digital photography class, which means I'm actually learning how to use my DSLR for reasons other than taking very high quality Facebook profilers. On Monday, to get some snaps for an upcoming assignment, a few of my classmates and myself took a trip to the Guillamene Cove in Tramore. It was cold and windy, but ultimately very productive, as I managed to take most of the photos I need for the assignment handup. That afternoon in Photography class, while it was still quite sunny, our lecturer took us on a walk around campus to put some of the theory we were learning into practice. I'm really enjoying this class, I'm really happy with some of the photos I took today, and I'm really looking forward to improving my photography skills.
Keep in mind, I'm still a total beginner. Aside from owning a "fancy" camera, and the theory I've learned over the past few weeks, I know very little about taking a good photo. My photos mightn't be the best, but I'm learning, and it's a start!
Have you any tips on taking a better photo? Thanks for reading!
