Learn Photography Basics, Create Powerful Images

So you love taking photographs? Perhaps you're starting out on your journey of being an inspired photographer? But frankly, you feel you suck. You just don't get it. Or maybe there's something missing in the photos you shoot. They are....okay. But you want better. That is where the Still Journeying photography encounter home study course comes in.
The Still Journeying course was written as a response to the question of what makes a good image. For the last decade I have been working on this question, developing my shooting style in a range of conditions and locations. In this workbook I have captured the concepts, techniques and ideas which I think will take your photos from “Oh No!” to “Oh Wow!”.
You'll find the course split into 12 different sections. Each section has a video where I explain to you the related topic. I have also created a workbook which supports the videos, and aids in your learning. This workbook has sections for you to write notes, solidifying your learnings from the videos and practical exercises you are asked to complete.

So what you'll find in the course are the following chapters:
Why are you here?
What do you want to learn?
Composition
What makes a bad image?
What makes a good image?
Applying your skills
What are you passionate about
Capturing the moment
Just do it!
Reviewing your work
What have we learned

What am I going to get from this course?
Over 13 lectures and 50 mins of content!
By the end, you will have a greater understanding of creating inspired images
You will find your passions and subject matter that you want to shoot the most
By the end, you will learn a trick or two that help you look at the world differently to create better imagery
in this course, you will learn how to shoot good photos and avoid the bad ones
You'll learn to connect better to photography to create better emotional impact in the viewer
What is the target audience?
You're a beginner, willing to learn basic photography principles
You take photos but aren't happy with them, needing to know how to get a "wow" reaction
You know a thing or two about photography, a professional even, with a desire to learn a new trick or two