Another week flashes by, and the Photography.ca forums have hustled and bustled along quite nicely as usual lately. Lots of new people joining in the fun and learning which is great to see!

My ‘Mad Moment’ this time around is on ‘Self Improvement’ and we have two threads in the forum (one by raiven and one by Greg Nuspel) that discuss this subject. Do you go out to shoot a masterpiece but return with a piece of something else? Do you feel like you are doing everything you can to create a work of art and only end up with something that rhymes with art? Yeh, we all do that sometimes.

So then, how do you go about lifting your photography skills? Are there regular ways and techniques one might apply to their weekly photography that might advance their skills? Can you produce better images on a more regular basis? Well, quite a few of the Photography.ca members seem to have various ideas on this subject so follow the two links below to read about how you can learn from them.

Even better, join the forums if you haven’t already and explore ALL the ways you can learn interactively with Marko and the Photography.ca members.

Forum Threads
Improving One’s Photography
Self Improvement Assignments

By Mad Aussie — Photography.ca blog contributor & forum member
www.astrovisual.com.au
www.astrovisualphotography.com.au
www.istockimages.com.au

Another week flashes by, and the Photography.ca forums have hustled and bustled along quite nicely as usual lately. Lots of new people joining in the fun and learning which is great to see!

My ‘Mad Moment’ this time around is on ‘Self Improvement’ and we have two threads in the forum (one by raiven and one by Greg Nuspel) that discuss this subject. Do you go out to shoot a masterpiece but return with a piece of something else? Do you feel like you are doing everything you can to create a work of art and only end up with something that rhymes with art? Yeh, we all do that sometimes.

So then, how do you go about lifting your photography skills? Are there regular ways and techniques one might apply to their weekly photography that might advance their skills? Can you produce better images on a more regular basis? Well, quite a few of the Photography.ca members seem to have various ideas on this subject so follow the two links below to read about how you can learn from them.

Even better, join the forums if you haven’t already and explore ALL the ways you can learn interactively with Marko and the Photography.ca members.

Forum Threads
Improving One’s Photography
Self Improvement Assignments

By Mad Aussie — Photography.ca blog contributor & forum member
www.astrovisual.com.au
www.astrovisualphotography.com.au
www.istockimages.com.au

A cool example of this, and my ‘moment’ for today is a thread in the forums which asks a question and the reason for why one answered as they did.

The question is ‘What Mode Do You Use?’

Many photographers ignore many of the options available to them and many of us are unaware of how some of these modes can benefit us in specific ways. Learning what modes people are using on their cameras and for what situations they employ these modes goes a long way to helping us understanding how we can benefit also.

To visit the thread of my ‘moment’ follow me HERE

Mad Aussie — Photography.ca blog contributor & forum member
www.astrovisual.com.au
www.astrovisualphotography.com.au
www.istockimages.com.au

A cool example of this, and my ‘moment’ for today is a thread in the forums which asks a question and the reason for why one answered as they did.

The question is ‘What Mode Do You Use?’

Many photographers ignore many of the options available to them and many of us are unaware of how some of these modes can benefit us in specific ways. Learning what modes people are using on their cameras and for what situations they employ these modes goes a long way to helping us understanding how we can benefit also.

To visit the thread of my ‘moment’ follow me HERE

Mad Aussie — Photography.ca blog contributor & forum member
www.astrovisual.com.au
www.astrovisualphotography.com.au
www.istockimages.com.au