QUOTE(eddydo @ Nov 2 2013, 10:01 AM)
Hi guys.
I love photography.
My parents agreed to let me join photography courses during the school break, or even take a year off before entering college.
Do you guys know any good courses where i can pick up some skills? Or should i just go travelling to places (probably local since i don't want to waste too much of my parents money) and learn myself?
I created a flickr account yesterday, and i wanted to show you guys some of my work. I know is just 2 pictures available but please do shoot your comments at me cause i really want to learn.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/107293199@N03/with/10605928705/
Oh and one more thing,
My gears:
Canon 60D with 18-135 kit lens
I have 2 lens in my mind now,
- Sigma 30mm f1.4 art
- Canon 50mm f1.8
The price difference is huge.
Should i go for the cheap one first, or get Sigma straight?
You have a good set of gears. If it's me, I would suggest you to make use of your Canon and the kit lens before going for expensive lenses. I love photography.
My parents agreed to let me join photography courses during the school break, or even take a year off before entering college.
Do you guys know any good courses where i can pick up some skills? Or should i just go travelling to places (probably local since i don't want to waste too much of my parents money) and learn myself?
I created a flickr account yesterday, and i wanted to show you guys some of my work. I know is just 2 pictures available but please do shoot your comments at me cause i really want to learn.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/107293199@N03/with/10605928705/
Oh and one more thing,
My gears:
Canon 60D with 18-135 kit lens
I have 2 lens in my mind now,
- Sigma 30mm f1.4 art
- Canon 50mm f1.8
The price difference is huge.
Should i go for the cheap one first, or get Sigma straight?
Take more pictures and upload it to flickr and forums and ask around for critiques. Photography courses are good, it will help you to learn faster. Find someone to teach you too, your friends, pro photographers around.
If you don't want to spent too much money on it, you can self learn. Internet is filled with free tutorials in blogs and videos in youtube. It may take some time though.
Just spend more time on real situation shooting rather than spending time on the theory. You'll learn more that way.
Good luck!
Nov 2 2013, 11:06 AM

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