Soldato
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Hi all, so iv been asked to give a lecture to my local photography club on what is a good photograph/good photography.
a lot of what we have discussed is to give it avoiding to many technical terms (ISO, af etc), and the 'rule 3rds' type stuff, they already did that and a lot went over beginners heads.
The idea I want is to go and explain what is a good photograph, not so much about cameras which is what they seem to get caught up in, but it's very subjective and again I want to avoid technicality (not all together but mostly)
So how can I go about this? Explain to total beginner why some photos are good and some are not
a lot of what we have discussed is to give it avoiding to many technical terms (ISO, af etc), and the 'rule 3rds' type stuff, they already did that and a lot went over beginners heads.
The idea I want is to go and explain what is a good photograph, not so much about cameras which is what they seem to get caught up in, but it's very subjective and again I want to avoid technicality (not all together but mostly)
So how can I go about this? Explain to total beginner why some photos are good and some are not
