PHOTOGRAPHY 101

In this lesson you are invited to tackle the same assignment the host gives his level one photography students to shoot. Explanation of what is required plus tips on exposure settings, etc. are included.

In this lesson, my Advanced Photo students demonstrate how to create unique photo transfers on t-shirts using a photosensitive fabric dye manufactured by Lumi. This alternative process is fun, easy to do, and only requires a few materials for success!

In this special presentation, your host shares some amazing (and often humorous) images shot by various photographers exhibiting perfect timing combined with unique perspective. Special thanks to boredpanda.com.

In part 2 of this series, learn how to load sheet film into a film holder plus how to develop the film yourself at home with a rotary processor.

In this lesson, we take an in-depth look at an 8x10 large format view camera. Included are details on how a view camera works, how to load film or paper, and all you need to know on how to set up for taking a shot.

In this lesson, a popular set of iPhone lens attachments are put to the test. Among the lenses reviewed are the macro, fisheye, 8X telephoto, and 60X microscopic lenses included in what is known as the "Ultimate iPhone Lens Kit." Get Sample of The Story Behind The Images

It's time to share this year's winning photos from the Annual Photo Contest. You will be amazed at the talent of these young photographers/artists! Visit the HS website to view past contest results

In this lesson, learn how to re-photograph virtually any print with transparency film and turn it into a 2x2" slide for processes like image transfers, emulsion lifts and more! Also included is a step-by-step tutorial on developing slide (transparency) film.

Take a mini tour of London with your host as he shares his images and experiences of a recent trip to the U.K. Highlights include the famous Abbey Road crossing and EMI Studios, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London.

In this lesson you will learn how to construct a pinhole camera that produces a black and white print without the use of film. The secret is a special photo paper made by Ilford called Harman Direct Positive Paper. Detailed instructions on how to build the camera, load, shoot and process the paper are also included. Links to everything you need are included. Purchase Harman Paper and SuppliesDownload Harman Paper PDF

In this lesson learn tips on photographing artwork mounted in glass frames while avoiding glare or reflections. You can also use these tips for photographing copyprints or any 2D document that must be faithfully rendered, glare-free and color-balanced.   

This lesson is an actual assignment taken from my new Photoshop 101 course at Udemy. Although the images used in the lesson aren't downloadable via the podcast, you can still learn how to use some of the tools and techniques in Adobe Photoshop to correct exposure, contrast, color balance in your own images.

In this lesson, we continue our adventure in Lomography and review the Fuji Instax 200 series instant camera and the Instax Mini 7S.

In this lesson, learn how to get started in this popular retro photography genre via the ultra-cheap Holga and Diana cameras. Several models of Holga plus the Diana are presented in detail plus tips on how to use them to create your own lomographic art. Holgas at BandH Holgacamera.com Diana Cameras

In this episode, Scott shares the winning images of this year's annual photo contest at UAHS. Info on how the images were created and brief critiques are also included. View all of the former photo contests