LEARN HOW 
to Stop Action, 
Blur Backgrounds and 
Take Photos in Low Light

  Would you like to learn how to set your Shutter Speed, Lens Opening and ISO exposure settings for different subjects and situations?

Learn Your Shutter Speed, Lens Opening and ISO Exposure Settings
  My Exposure Made Easy workshop shows you visually how to set your exposure settings in the Manual Shooting mode. You will learn what Shutter Speeds, Lens Openings and ISO Settings are, how these exposure settings work and how they need to be adjusted to balance each other for a good exposure.

EXPOSURE FUNDAMENTALS
1. Learn SHUTTER SPEED SETTINGS to Stop Action
  Different subjects and types of action require different shutter speeds. In my workshop you learn how to set the shutter speed you need to stop the action you are photographing.
  You also learn how to set the shutter speed to avoid blurry images from camera motion when hand holding your camera.

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2. Learn LENS OPENING SETTINGS to Blur or Sharpen the Background
  In my workshop you learn how to change your lens opening settings to help blur or sharpen the background behind your subject.

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3. Learn ISO SETTINGS to Take Photos in Bright and Low Light
  In my workshop you will learn how to set your ISO settings to take photos in bright and low light.
  How to set your ISO settings to help stop action indoors as well.
  How to set your ISO in challenging lighting situations.

Learn LIGHT METERING Secrets
  In my Exposure Workshop you will learn the different types of light metering modes and how to measure the light in different situations with different types of lighting. This helps you avoid dark photos.

My Visual Exposure Settings

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SHUTTER SPEEDS: Learn what shutter speeds are, how do they affect exposure and how where you set them changes how well you can stop action. Learn where they need to be set to avoid camera motion blur when hand holding camera.

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LENS OPENINGS: Learn what lens openings are, how changing them affect the exposure, what is depth of focus and why does your background get more blurred or sharper when you use a larger or smaller lens opening.

ISO SETTINGS: Learn what ISO is, how it works and how should you set it to take photographs in different situations. Learn how it helps you in low light situations and how to set your ISO to help you stop action.

Auto vs. Manual Exposure Settings
  The Auto setting does not give you the control you need for the results you want which can result in Blurry action photos, distracting backgrounds and dark photos in low light can be frustrating.
  Learning how to set your exposure settings in the Manual shooting mode gives you the control you need.
Go Beyond Auto
  You will learn how to go beyond the Auto setting and use the Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority and Manual shooting modes to get the results you want photographing different subjects in different situations. 
  You will also learn light metering secrets for different lighting situations to avoid over and under exposed images that are too light and too dark.

Exposure Made Easy Workshop
  1. Learn Shutter Speeds for stopping action
  2. Learn Lens Openings for blurring or sharpening background
  3. Learn ISO Settings for photographs in bright to low light situations
  4. Learn Light Metering for different lighting and subjects
  5. Learn how to use Manual shooting mode to set exposure settings
Take at Your Convenience
 You can take this workshop at your convenience. For parents is might be when the kids are sleeping. You can view it at home, in a coffee shop, on a plane, or any where you want.
  Some workshops you must be connected to the internet to view. Any Time, Any Where: You actually get to download this workshop so it is on your computer, tablet or cell phone and you can view it at any time.
  You get learning assignments throughout the workshop to help you understand each concept by doing it yourself.

LEARNING PROCESS: Learn, Practice, Review

View vs. Download: Some workshops can only be viewed online. My workshop is downloaded on your computer, tablet or cell phone and you can view it any time you want for the rest of your life without needing an internet connection. Some companies also go out of business and you can't view the workshop if they do.

Same Info Costs Less: I created this workshop to help people who can’t attend my workshops in person. When you download this workshop you get the same information, it costs a lot less and you can take this workshop today.

Forget 80% In Person: Taking a workshop in person is good but studies show people forget 80% of what they learn in an in person workshop within 2 weeks.

Smartest Person: If you do take a photography workshop in person, taking this workshop first will make you one of the smartest people in the class. Knowing the fundamentals of exposure will help you in any photography workshop you attend.

8 Times to Learn: In teaching, they say a student must go over the same material at least 8 times to understand it. Having this workshop on your computer lets you go over the material as many times as you need to.

Review 10 Years from Now

Learn Now, Review for Years to Come - Lifetime Refresher: Sometimes when you don’t use something every day you can forget some of it. Once you download this workshop you can review it for years' to come as a refresher when important events come up even 5 or 10 years from now. 
Future Cameras: You can use what you learn in this workshop on the camera you have now and cameras you will buy in the future.

BONUS: Blur Waterfalls, Shoot the Moon and ISO Tripod

  This workshop has three Bonus sections. First how to photograph waterfalls or motion to show blur, second how to photograph the moon, and third how to use an ISO tripod.

Photography Is My Passion

  Photography is my Passion. I’ve been a professional photographer since high school. I’m the author of best selling photography books as well as inventor of patented photography equipment.
  My fashion photography has been in Vogue and my corporate clients have included IBM, Proctor & Gamble, and Ford. I am also known for my award winning portrait and wedding photography.
  I have taught photography to people from United Nations ambassadors to high school students at national journalism conventions. My photography books are used to teach photography around the world from grade school through university level.

Photography Knowledge Makes a Big Difference

  Knowledge is your best digital camera accessory. Buying a new camera, a new lens and other camera accessories is great but knowing how to use them will make the biggest difference in your photography.
  I had a person in one of my workshops say that their new digital camera didn’t take any better photos than their old digital camera, so they decided it was time to learn how to use their camera.
  This workshop costs less than most camera accessories and can make a bigger difference in your photography. When people buy a piano they also buy piano lessons to learn how to play it and make beautiful music.
  This photography workshop is great for people who travel, children, people who are retired , parents photographing their family, people who love nature, photograph sports, basically anything people love to photograph is going to be made better by learning their exposure settings.

Start Today
  Order this workshop today to start learning how to set your exposure settings to stop action, blur backgrounds and take photos in low light.
Go Beyond Auto
  Learn how to set your exposure settings in the Manual shooting mode for total control. 
Someday vs. Today
  If you keep doing what you’re doing, you keep getting what you are getting. Are you ready to learn how to get better results and have more fun taking photos?
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  1. Click Order Button 2. Enter Coupon Code: Yes (to save $100.) 3. Download Exposure Workshop and learn how to create amazing photographs. 

One on One and Group Photography Workshops
  I also offer workshops one on one in person and for small groups as well as over the phone. I teach creative, camera and exposure settings, how to see creatively as well as Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom software.
  These workshops make a great gift. In person workshops are limited to just a few each month. You can contact me by email in the Contact area of this website.

WORKSHOP TESTIMONIALS
Love of Photography
  "As an educator it’s imperative I continue learning myself.  Recently, I had the opportunity to take Jerrys’ photography classes.  My photography knowledge is beginner at best and I was worried I’d be in over my head.  Jerry immediately put the entire classroom (standing room only) at ease with his quick sense of humor and incredible energy.
  He offers up the technical information in easy to understand terms and translates the information into practical scenarios.  I’ve traveled across the country, teaching digital technology and design classes. I’ve encountered numerous educators of all types.   
  Jerrys’ love of photography and years of experience coupled with a unique ease in the classroom make him an outstanding teacher.  The creative process should be fun and Jerry is the truly the definition of fun!”
– Sheri D. Rydyznski-Rizzo

Photography Workshop for United Nations Diplomats & Ambassadors

  “Jerry did a wonderful job.  Before the class, I wasn’t sure what to expect. He went well beyond my expectations, not only entertaining the audience of diplomats, but also patiently teaching them. 

  After listening to lectures all day at the United Nations, diplomats don’t want to listen to another lecture, especially if it is boring.  Jerry had the diplomats eating out of the palm of his hand for 3 hours!

  He was definitely entertaining and he made learning so easy, it makes me wonder why I haven’t been able to master great pictures before.  I was most impressed with how Jerry handled himself with a wide audience — from a distinguished Ambassador to an elementary school kid (the child of a diplomat.)  We hope to bring him back once a year.”

- Melissa Lewis