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WHY BOTHER LEARNING PHOTOGRAPHY?
Photography is the quickest way to show what you want to tell because a strong photo adds impact to your message. That's why advertising consistently uses images to grab your attention and explain your purpose. You can benefit from this system with better photography.


ABOUT THIS COURSE
There are 20 lessons, taking only 30-60 seconds each. But after that easy-to-remember tip, you practice. And after that, there is also an opportunity for instructor review. So in this course, hands-on practice is the most significant part of each lesson.


WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR
Naturally, this training is for anyone who wants to take better pictures. But especially if you have a message you want others to respond to: voting, donating, volunteering, or buying.


REQUIREMENTS
​All you need is any device that takes pictures.

Lesson images

​​COURSE BENEFITS

• No expensive equipment needed so you save money
• You will learn to avoid picture-taking issues so you get better results
• You will learn mostly by doing, the best way to learn
• Mobile-friendly so you can and should practice outside or in different locations
• The course teaches using natural light so you won't need to carry a flash

​COURSE FEATURES

• No long boring lectures.Twenty quick videos average just 30-60 seconds. 
• Use any camera you already have: mobile, DSL, or point-and-shoot.
• You are in the field with the photographer so you see how the shots are setup
• The lesson text is included to help you learn the key points faster.
• ​Streaming or download options

​COURSE OPTIONS

• Further study. Downloadable PDFs of Harris from Paris photographs complete with shot details so you apply the same planning to your pictures

• One-to-one private review of your pictures.

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Lesson Samples

105. Place Your Subject
Where to put your main focus

111. Backlit Subjects
Creating that halo effect

114. Flat Sunlight
Getting good details in sunlight

​118. Shoot Close
​An easy way to create dramatic images

Course lessons

Introduction. What you will learn
101. Select Your Background. Select what you want behind your subject
102. Frame Your Shot. Planning the edges of your image
103. Check Your Background. Dealing with distractions behind your subject
104. Check Your Foreground. Dealing with distractions in front of your subject
105. Place Your Subject. Where to put your main focus
106. Note the Horizon. The horizon as part of your image
107. Tilt the Horizon. Adding drama to your composition
108. Morning Haze. Appreciate different types of light
109. Shooting in Shade. An easy way to show details
110. Morning Full Sun. Effects of hard light
111. Backlit Subjects. Creating dramatic light from behind
112. Portraits in the Sun. A good time to shoot in the sun
113. Flair. How to wipe out contrast and detail
114. Flat Sunlight. Getting the most details in sunlight
115. Horizontal or Vertical. Deciding how to frame your shot
116. Dark Skin Portraits. Tips for the best dark skin portraits
117. Light Skin Portraits. Tips for the best light skin portraits
118. Shoot Close. An easy way to get stronger images
119. Still Life. A great way to practice your composition
120. Micro Lenses. Taking a closer look at your subject
Conclusion. What you learned and what to do next
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Reviews

I wanted to say a quick and huge THANK YOU!! I learned so much.
Wakena Colon

Absolutely enjoyed the course, you are a rock star! I've taken many notes and genuinely appreciate the order in which you deliver the content. Thank you." 
Joanna Finley

"Thank you very much. The course is really fun and is very useful."
Mohammad Salah

"I have a lot to learn and the course was very useful."
Tony Yamamoto

"Very Detailed. Very nicely done! I wasn't expecting such a good course, I loved it."
Anthony Gonzales

"I have watched quite a few of your lessons already and they are excellent and well-delivered for easy comprehension."
Graham Malkovich

"Thank you for making such a great course. I've learned a lot."
James Peterson

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