Monday, August 29, 2016


Welcome to my photography class at Taravella Community School.


It is a pleasure having you in my class, I am sure that by the end of this term, you will have a much better understanding of the concept of manual exposure and will be able to control you camera at all times.

Please look at the addresses below for important info on how to keep up with our schedule.
I usually post every week the location and activity of our classes in my blog . Look on the right side under Taravella. If you use a phone, do not use the mobile screen as it does not show everything, look for the one you would see in your computer (full site).
A better way to get the information in real time, is to mark my photography page at Facebook with a like, that way you will get news automatically. I started with this system a while  ago, and it is proving very effective.

Now down to photography!!
Themes: I use themes in order to look for a way to train your eye to see thing with the camera. This exercise is not mandatory as nothing is compulsory in my class, you can use them at your own pace and convenience.
This week we will concentrate in "curves", please look at my examples here.

Should you feel like joining Flickr.com, please link your photostream to our Taravella group and upload your best 5 pictures so others can see and comment, you will be surprised!!!
Link to our Taravella Group, http://www.flickr.com/groups/taravella
Link to my personal photostream: https://www.flickr.com/photos/gbuten/

You can download my CAMERA BASICS PRESENTATION from:

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Exposure practice online: 
Canon Canada has a wonderful site for practicing the different possibilities of exposure as we see in class. Remember that practice makes perfection, try to use this interactive to practice and check the results, as this is exactly the core of our class.

See below for useful links, and always bring your tripod, camera manual and a plastic bag (it rains a lot).

I recommend the following tripods as they are sturdy yet inexpensive compared to more sophisticated ones:

Manfrotto Compact Action Aluminum Tripod

Oben AC-1441 4-Section Aluminum Tripod with BA-111 Ball Head 

Benro  A-150EXU Digital Tripod Kit with Ball Head

Oben TT-100 Table Top Tripod, great for travelling!!!


Should you have any questions, please email me to:
gbphotgraphyusa@gmail.com
Remember to bring your camera manual and cheat sheet every class!!
PLEASE CONFIRM RECEPTION OF THIS EMAIL, SO I MAKE SURE YOU GOT THIS FIRST EMAIL WITH MY CONTACT INFO.

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Best Regards, 

Gabe Butensky
954-649-4712


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