Three composition rules that are genuinely useful in the field: 1) make the subject obvious, 2) control the edges, 3) build depth with layers/lines. Includes a simple workflow, examples, and a short practice task.
Photography Blog
Practical notes on photography fundamentals, settings, and OM System workflows.
Start with a path
Beginner fundamentals
Exposure, shutter speed, autofocus, and field routines.
Field technique
Birds & wildlife
Shutter-first choices, AF habits, distance, and steadiness.
Close detail
Macro & light
Depth of field, clean backgrounds, and simple lighting.
AF modes explained with quick scenarios; why AF choice matters more than you think.
A practical guide to metering: what changes, how to avoid fooled exposure, and how to pair with exposure compensation.
What aperture changes in practice: DOF, subject separation, sharpness tradeoffs, and simple choices for MFT.
A calm, practical explanation of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, how they interact, and a simple field workflow (with example settings) — with Micro Four Thirds / OM System context.