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Learn more about shutter and aperture to understand how the camera is working with light to achieve a good photo.
Read more about the ISO settings and their different function to achieve your ultimate picture quality.
Learn about how whitebalance work as the digital version of filters to get the color scheme you wished for.
Read more about Filter and which impact it could have on a photographs’ colors depending on which light you are shooting in.
Hi Aritro
The most important on improving your photography skills is the experiment and practise. Don’t be afraid that the result might look bad or silly, by experimenting with different settings, different perspectives etc makes you understand how your camera works and what will look good as a photography. Another good tip is to watch the photos taken by professionals to get inspired and to see different photo solutions and special tricks on how to turn anything into art.
Visit also our Photography Tips page and the Photo Exercise page for more inspiration.
Good Luck
PS: You are more than welcome to post your photos on the forum at photographyforbeginners.net to get poitive or helpful critisism on your work so far.
i bought a Panasonic lumix series digital camera but i don’t know how to create a good photograph though i taking pictures lot,but very typical.I want to buy a DSLR camera can u suggest me how can i improve myself as a amateur photographer?
Hi Sierra
I bought a Nikon d5000 to take pictures of familyand landscapes. My son and daughter play soccerand I many pictures of them. Quality is great and has many function that I use and some I have not tried yet. I have also taken many picturesof a near by lake and rock formations at a near bypark. Love the camera and would recommend it to anyone. I don’t know the money you want to spend but I boughtmine at Best Buy for the kit. It included 2 lenses, body,and bag. Not too fond of the bag I am replacing it with a backpack stylebag. I payed less then $900 for it all. Extra battery was around $60. Hope this helps you out. Enjoy your trip.
Hello, I am trying to get into photography, and I do not have a camera. I am somewhat of a beginner, however I had an old rebel and i did take some great shots with. I was wondering if you could offer some advice on what camera you would suggest for me. I have a 1 year old who I will definitely be taking pictures of, and then I also love taking landscape photos, buildings,sunsets, mountain sides etc. Plus, i am going on a photography trip with my sister-in-laws college class to europe inJune so I’ll need a great peice of equipment! Any tips when making a purchase? what should i make sure to buy, avoid, actual brands and models you reccommend? Thank you so much.