Is Your Photography …
Mentally Engaging & Visually Efficient?
Does your photography captivate – The Viewer?
Two Qualities Make Good Photography
You Create Good Photography In 4 Steps
How You Stimulate The Viewers Mind
There Are Two Forms Of Mental Trigger
The Two Called Immediate Triggers
And, The Four Called Association Triggers
Essential Qualities Based On Human Nature
Why Factoring In Human Nature Is So Critical
‘The Principles of Human Perception’ define how we view photography, how people look at pictures, so it’s only logical to use the same principles as guidelines when creating photographs. Viewers only need to ‘feel’ it’s a good photograph. Photographers must know ‘why’ it’s a good photograph. Then, know how to ‘create’ a good photograph. All of the principles are based on science, not opinion. The more familiar the subject is, the less curiosity we have about it. – This places pressure on familiar subjects to be shown in a different way to counteract our natural loss of curiosity. Anything new, different, or unusual catches our eye and gives us a little rush of motivation to explore. Different makes us anticipate a reward. Producing literal and generic-looking photography doesn’t reward the viewer, because they don’t stimulate the viewers’ imagination or curiosity.
However, Photography Needs Other Criteria
Can I Really Learn This? Yes …
Learning is easy if made simple. A logical approach makes learning simple.
I break the subject down into small steps. Teach you one step at a time, then add the steps together. Learning is fast, easy, efficient, and painless.
You learn more in less time and at your own pace.
The Camera Records & Photoshop Creates
Use Photography To Create The Photoshop Assets
Use Photoshop To Create The Final Photograph
Use Structure To Create Visual Efficiency
The Heart Of Photography Is Tonal Control
We Control The Tones Using Artistic Principles
And, Apply Artistic Principles With Technique
Artistic Principles Proven By Painters & Science
Learning Science-Based Knowledge Is Logical
Improving Your Photography At The Fundamental Level
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