Free Online Digital Photography Tutorials for Beginners
Beginner Video Tutorials
9 Photo Composition Tips – A basic rundown of the rules of composition for eye-catching photos.Rule of Thirds – One of the basic rules of photography.
Shooting in Natural Light – This channel also has explanations about ISO, shutter speed, and aperture.
Photography for Noobs – A cute animation about the important balance between shutter speed, ISO, and aperture.
Free Online Digital Photography Tutorials for Beginners
Digital Photo Mentor
is a great starting point for those just picking up a new camera. Basic
image composition, general information about cameras and lenses, and
tips round out the tutorial options.
Photography Course is true to its name, offering courses introducing basic concepts such as shutter speed and white balance and then moving up to more advanced manual shooting topics. This site also offers tips on iPhone photography (yes, it’s a real thing) and some video courses.
Like Reddit? There’s a photo class for that!
We love Cambridge in Colour because of the name (our parent company is Artisan Colour), but they also have a great selection of photography tutorials. Ranging from technical information to camera care, this is a great resource for beginning to intermediate photographers, regardless of camera type.
Photoshop Cafe has a great cheat sheet for beginning to intermediate photographers. You can find many others online, especially on Pinterest.
Dave Morrow Photography has a great site covering a wide range of topics. He discusses more advanced topics such as his passion, night sky photography. Morrow also includes free printable guides for things such as the Exposure Triangle, a core piece of technical knowledge that take photographers from beginners in auto mode to experimenting with shooting in manual.
Extra Credit
Canva is a great asset for creating graphics (even if you’re not a graphic designer), and they also have a wide range of articles related to design, photography, and business.
Digital Camera World has a little bit of everything, from gear reviews to posing people for portraits to shooting winter sports.
Camera equipment companies B&H and Adorama have blogs featuring a variety of topics.
Inspiration
Petapixel offers tips and tutorials aimed at every level of photography.Fstoppers has a very wide range of articles, so there’s a little something for everyone.
500px’s blog offers education, inspiration, design, and news to photographers all over the world.
Get Out There!
We hope you find these free online digital photography tutorials useful. Of course, the best way to learn is by doing. So get out there and try some of these tips! The more you shoot, the better you’ll get. We may put together another list for photo editing tutorials, which is the next step after getting a good handle on your photography.If you need some inspiration for practicing your photography, we recommend the 30 Day Photo Challenge, which has a different photo subject for each day of the month. You can find great lists on Pinterest, such as this one. Or, search for photo contests, some of which offer bragging rights or small prizes.
Don’t Forget to Show Off Your Work!
If you want to print your photos, don’t forget to check out ArtisanHD! Print on canvas, acrylic, brushed metal, and more.About the Author: Glenna Goldman
As a digital media marketing professional, Glenna enjoys using her
skills in social media and web marketing, video production, and
photography to connect with audiences across the globe. With Artisan,
she aspires to bridge the gap between the technical and creative minds
involved in printing and photographic artistry. Check out her travel
blog at https://gwhotravels.com/.
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