Blog by Mathew Titus the Great

  Okay first things first. Your eyes work a little differently from most cameras. As technology advances, we’ve been able to make cameras that do a pretty good job of seeing the way our own eyes do. But at times, no matter how expensive your piece of equipment is, there’s a good chance that your camera might not see the world in the same light (so to speak.) What could...

Like just about everything else in this Blog – let me start by defining what I mean about “composition” before we start arguing about it later on in our discussion. Every photographer must have some idea associated with the word “composition” – but ignoring all of that hogwash and hearsay – let me give you as precise a meaning as possible.  ...

  A blind person – no matter how good he or she is at making a living in other professions – can never be a good photographer. Yeah, I’m sorry – but to all the blind people out there reading my Blog right now: I can’t help you.   If you have two eyes – and can see objects and people around you without much difficulty – you need only...

  A photo is an illusion produced by light and shadow. Anyone can take a photo. My cat can take a photo (with a proper trigger mechanism attached to the shutter.) The process of photo taking has become so easy in the past decade, with the introduction of electronic and digital technology that photo taking, requires hardly any skill at all. I still remember fiddling around with an...

  It's quite confusing sometimes when it comes to separating the "good" from the "bad" - especially when tastes differ so greatly in the Artisic realm. In the following few blog postings I plan to explain what constitutes a "Good" photo - as opposed to a "Bad" one. Many professional phtographers out there may have their own standards,...