Before I talk about learning – click TGO Photo Club pages in the left column and see a beautiful Georgia mountain color scene by Pat Mahon,
THEN READ MY LEARNING STORY:
Think about learning. Send me your quote – If you do not have one, search the internet to find some, then make up you own.
Here are a few I found. The one I made up is the title to this page – ” At my age, finding something new to learn is so easy. – Jim Brubaker
“Learn as if you were to live forever.” ― Mahatma Gandhi
“The day we stop learning is the day we die.” ― Michael Scott
“Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned.” – Albert Einstein
“Improve quality of life and make those around us a bit more happy by leading a vigorous life, keep on learning every day you live, ………” – Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
At the last Photo Club meeting I suggested that one way to become a better photographer was to study photos in the many Christmas catalogs we receive this time of year – study their use of composition, color, and tone – these photos were taken by experienced (high paid) photographers – someone to learn from.
I try to study (learn something new) each morning – I study photographs and test what I see when I change them with Photoshop. I see the effect of taking away an element of composition, color, or tone and I learn to use some of the extreme complexities of PhotoShop.
My last blog talked of my experience with the Neiman Marcus catalog – page 208. Here are some more results of my playing around (learning around) with PhotoShop each morning with my own computerized classroom. I study the elements of the photos of “expert photographers”, then using what I learn, I create my own photo-based images of my experiences and my familie’s activities.
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