I've always wanted to do that, to learn to capture a moment and make it sing.
Am thinking about taking a photography class, but the time constraint with so many other things on my plate makes me a little leery.
Anyone learn to do really good photos through reading and practice without taking a class? Any books to suggest for something like this?
Or was it better to take a class, to get the hands-on tutorial and instant feedback?
I've started looking at potential better cameras than my little point and click one (which I love, but isn't exactly a detail camera.)
The impending driving vacation for next summer is spurring me forward on this: I want to take some gorgeous landscape shots and lots of wildlife snaps, including lots of The Peanut and Mr. ReddHedd, to share and keep.
But I feel inadequate to the task. Utterly.
Since there is plenty of time, though, between now and then? I can have some fun learning something new and playing around with a new artistic craft.
In other words, have some fun. Doesn't that sound like fun? It sure does to me.
Thoughts on good first cameras for a beginner? Books on technique? Ideas? I'm all ears...
(Gorgeous shot of sunset at Yellowstone via Stuck in Customs. Cannot wait to see these in person.)
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