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Digital Photography How To is intended to be a primer on how to use a digital SLR camera and, to some extent, simpler digital cameras. Most of the posts are aimed at novice to intermediate photographers; I don’t pretend to write with a professional audience in mind.

The Author

Hi. I’m Brian (aka Walkere on forums).

My full time job is as a high school teacher in New Jersey. Along with teaching history, I’m also the advisor for the yearbook and I train my students in how to use digital cameras.

I also work with one of my recent graduates, Olinda, on the development of her career as a photographer. You can keep up to date with her portfolio and her work on her website – olinda-gibbons.com.

Why Did I Make This Site?

First, photography is a passionate hobby of mine (and at times a side job). I find it helps me develop my skills and learn more about a topic by reading and writing about it. This blog is an outlet for that writing.

Second, every year I need to train new students in how to use digital cameras to create our yearbook. Ultimately, I hope to collect some of my information here so that I can point them here to use as a resource as they learn.

Third, I learned a lot of what I know about photography (and other topics) by reading on the Internet. I know there are other people out there doing the same thing. So, I write this for them – other beginning and novice photographers and that are looking for something to read to help them become a better photographer.

About Digital Photography How To

Digital Photography How To is intended to be a guide to people learning how to use their digital SLR cameras. Three years ago, I had never picked up a camera; now, I produce a yearbook every year and I moonlight as a professional photographer.

I write this website to share what I've learned in that time. The topics will range from truly beginners topics, to tutorials for post processing, to resources for yearbook and graphic design, to thoughts on transitioning from a hobbyist to a professional. Keep up to date by subscribing to the RSS feed.