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For beginners, reading from a camera manual is THE absolute worst way to learn photography.

How can you be expected to learn such a practical skill, by reading a boring instruction manual?

You can’t.

It’s not gonna happen.

Here’s something that will help though.

It’s a powerful guide produced by TWO master photography teachers…

This eBook is filled with practical exercises that show you exactly what to do AFTER changing your camera settings.

The exercises build upon the previous ones, and let you naturally discover that ‘aha’ moment after performing each activity.

The basic photography techniques taught in this beginners’ guide are distilled from a proven in-person photography workshop. Having this e-book is just like being there at one of these raved-about workshops.

Unlike a regular book, it’s designed to quickly get you up to speed with basic photography principles, and provides a platform for you to experiment and refine your techniques.

This is not another e-book on photography theory. Instead, you’ll receive plenty of hand-holding using easy-to-understand conversational language.

We start off with a section of ‘Photography Exercises’ to familiarize you with the basic techniques of photography, using a show-and-tell approach.

This breakthrough approach has been proven time and again to be effective in getting beginners to start experimenting intelligently with photography.

This approach emphasizes deep understanding, and strives to make photography simple for you.

In the accompanying section called ‘Analyzing The Shot’ You’ll be taken through a professional photographers thought process with the shots that they have taken.

Describing how they arrived at the combination of settings used for each shot, and further advice on how you can apply these techniques to your own photographs.

Great care has been taken to design an e-book that is easy to use, elegantly crafted and most importantly, effective in teaching you photography.

This e-book is horizontally laid-out, which maximizes your screen area for reading (instead of the portrait orientation that many e-books use).

Paragraphs are narrower for easier reading, and diagrams/photos are used throughout to illustrate each point.