Hi all!
Wondering if there's a collection/living list of books and youtube channels for learning about the basics of the technical aspects of photography and how it will affect the output/result?
I understand that the best teacher will always be practice practice practice - but I'm the type of person who learn better through reading things again and again, and I'd love to understand the "science" behind achieving certain styles of photography.
Eg. When I learned about the rule of thirds, my mind was blown! Putting it to practice was super cool to see. I'd love to learn more about the impact of aperture, focal lengths, ISO, exposure etc and how changing each measure will change the output.
Edit: Just found the Resources tab, so I'll definitely start there! Would still love to see if there's other reccomended books and educators. Maybe for different styles and cameras?
Wondering if there's a collection/living list of books and youtube channels for learning about the basics of the technical aspects of photography and how it will affect the output/result?
I understand that the best teacher will always be practice practice practice - but I'm the type of person who learn better through reading things again and again, and I'd love to understand the "science" behind achieving certain styles of photography.
Eg. When I learned about the rule of thirds, my mind was blown! Putting it to practice was super cool to see. I'd love to learn more about the impact of aperture, focal lengths, ISO, exposure etc and how changing each measure will change the output.
Edit: Just found the Resources tab, so I'll definitely start there! Would still love to see if there's other reccomended books and educators. Maybe for different styles and cameras?
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