Category Archives: (D) Photo 11/12
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Symmetry & Mirroring (Composition)
Leave a commentOctober 19, 2026 by mrgoldsack
Let’s shift gears to a Composition topic… Symmetry is term you have probably seen under different contexts. In math it …
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White Balance (Technical)
Leave a commentOctober 16, 2026 by mrgoldsack
Not all light is the same… Have you ever noticed your photos have an odd colour across them when you …
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ISO Test (Technical)
Leave a commentOctober 12, 2026 by mrgoldsack
We’ve covered Aperture and Shutter Speed, but there’s a third part to the Exposure Triangle – ISO. This setting interacts …
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Manual Mode (Technical)
Leave a commentOctober 7, 2026 by mrgoldsack
So you’ve experimented with Aperture and Shutter Speed…guess it’s time to try out Manual Mode… (Yes, I am aware that …
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Shutter Speed (Technical)
Leave a commentOctober 2, 2026 by mrgoldsack
Up next in our Technical Series – Shutter Speed. Shutter Speed affects how long light captured in a camera. This …
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Aperture (Technical)
Leave a commentSeptember 28, 2026 by mrgoldsack
One of the first mechanisms that light interacts with in a camera is Aperture. Aperture works like the pupil of …
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Triangle of Exposure (Technical)
Leave a commentSeptember 28, 2026 by mrgoldsack
Let’s take a closer look here – ExposureTriangle Here are also some details on how a camera works …
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Colour (Composition)
Leave a commentSeptember 23, 2026 by mrgoldsack
Colour is one of the most recognizable (and identifiable) composition techniques for photography. Let’s take a quick look at some …
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Viewpoints (Composition)
Leave a commentSeptember 17, 2026 by mrgoldsack
Point of View, Viewpoints, Perspective- these are terms that explain the angle in which we capture images. Changing the viewpoint …
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Rule of Thirds (Composition)
Leave a commentSeptember 15, 2026 by mrgoldsack
One of the most common photo techniques is Rule of Thirds. This method staging is used across art, film, and …
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