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Art and Aesthetics

What's the Point?
Photography is a Mindset
Rule of Thirds
Perspective
Editing as Art

Science and Techniques

Aperture, Shutter speed, and ISO
Lighting: Diffuse and Direct Light
First-time DSLR Users-What Settings To Use First?


The Business of Photography

 Sports Photography

Camera Setup Quick Start Guide
How To Shoot A Swim Meet 

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