Photowalk details: Date: May 21, 2023 Location: We met in the shadow of the Princes’ Gate. From there, the group processed toward the old Ontario Place grounds via Trillium Park, and later, north toward the Rose Garden at Exhibition Place. We concluded the walk on the Dufferin St Bridge. Since the theme I had originally …
Photowalk details: Date: April 22, 2023 Location: We met near the Berczy Park Dog Fountain. Our points of interest included St. James Cathedral and St. James Park, St. Lawrence Market, and Distillery District, where we grabbed coffee and treats. The theme I had originally envisioned, Light and Contrast, was a bust. I was hoping that …
Exposure Therapy’s third photowalk in Toronto. As always, I’d like to thank everyone who attended. It was our biggest turnout to-date, and I strongly suspect the mild spring weather was an influencing factor. The group had a good representation of skill levels and backgrounds, and we had our youngest participant ever — a baby! Photowalk …
Exposure Therapy’s second photowalk in Toronto. I want to thank everyone who braved the chilly wind to join me on Exposure Therapy’s second Toronto photowalk. There were several last-minute cancellations, but enough people showed up to form a tight, well-rounded group. I hope for greater attendance as the weather swings into spring and more folks …
Exposure Therapy’s first photowalk in Toronto. Our first-ever photowalk was a great success, and I couldn’t have done it without everyone who came to spend four hours of their Sunday with me. Photowalk details: Date: January 29, 2023 Location: University of Toronto, St. George Campus Theme: Winter architecture. Some of the photos I made during …
This article will teach you about one of the most fundamental concepts in photography — the photographic stop. The stop is ubiquitous — it’s everywhere — and understanding it will make you an efficient photographer. However, to learn why the stop is so vital, we need to establish a foundation of knowledge about the basics …
The following article is a transcript of the video above. Hi there, my name is Paul, and this is Exposure Therapy. In this video, I’ll explain why your photos of the moon are often overexposed and how you can fix them. It’s sunny on the Moon I teach group photography workshops, and occasionally, students will …
This article combines the scripts from the video above into a single resource, detailing what to check when buying a used DSLR or mirrorless camera on Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist. When you’re finished, don’t forget to check out my guide on inspecting a used lens in person. Buying a used DSLR or mirrorless camera is …
In this post, I’ll walk you through what to look for when inspecting a used lens in person. Once you’re done, check out my guide on what to inspect when buying a used camera in person. New photographers who are passionate about their hobby quickly develop an enthusiasm for lenses and the creative possibilities they …
F‑numbers and the aperture have an inverse relationship Hi there, my name is Paul, and this is Exposure Therapy. In this video, I’ll explain the reason for the inverse numerical relationship between f‑numbers and the aperture. This relationship is a widespread point of confusion for many beginner photographers, who regard it as irrational or needlessly …