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Brick House Images
Description: Jared Brick - Digital photography tutoring at your home, freelance photography and videography.
**DIGITAL CAMERA TUTOR AT YOUR PLACE**
**DIGITAL CAMERA TUTOR AT YOUR PLACE**
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY, DIGITAL VIDEO AND COMPUTER LESSONS!
www.bhimages.com ...for more online information + galleries
So you got a great digital still or video camera this holiday season...NOW WHAT? Are you feeling overwhelmed, confused and lost with this new camera technology. Are you wondering how other people are getting there photos on the internet and you can't even find yours? Are you having trouble downloading, printing, organizing, shooting, importing, camera settings, editing shots or something else??? Do you need my HELP?
Topics covered in the lesson:
- Digital Camera advanced usage, settings and new techniques.
- Camera exposure and maximizing settings- Make the shots look great
- Downloading process- From your camera to your computer-YOUR way!
- Photo editing programs- Learn the basics of your programs to get great results
- Computer organization- Let me show you a easy way to organize and structure your new digital files.
- Printing and Online websites- Get great print results and learn to upload photos to the internet
- Other questions or issues you may be having- Let me try and solve your problem!
I have a very patient, relaxed and humorous approach to teaching. Don't feel inhibited around me or shy, I am there to help you move to the next level. Call me and lets talk about what you need. Previous student testimonies are available upon request.
My very reasonable rate of $60p/h** in SF & negotiable outside of the S.F. city area, per hour depending on your home location will get you to that next step and way beyond. (**2-hour minimum for first session only) A 6-hour package in SF is available (save $40)!
Please email photos@bhimages.com or call me today at 415-845-7632
www.bhimages.com for more information
Thanks,
Jared Brick Owner+Teacher+ Photographer!
Jared's keywords: digital, photography, cameras, tutoring, home, photos, uploading, nikon, canon, olympus, film, video
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Jenn A. says:
Hi Jared - how does this tie into green/healthy/sustainable?
Jared B. says:
In response to Jenn A.:
Thanks for asking Jenn. I always show students how to maximize their camera, printer and computer for the best possible results. I encourage people to print online instead of buying lots of papers and inks for their home computers. Home printing is very expensive and wasteful, plus the inks are toxic for the environment. I encourage people to share more online instead of printing photos (costly paper + inks) and show them how to do that effectively. Digital photography is an amazing way to share your perspective on our world in a clean, easy manner that has mass appeal. I appreciate you asking me how my business is green and I do what I can to be sustainable in how I manage it.
Go green team,
Jared Brick
Owner of Brick House Images
Jenn A. says:
Hi Jared - thanks for the reply - printing "online" = online photo services?
I have no argument with the value of photography (as my 14,000 photos on Flickr will attest).
Also - printing at commercial services isn't necessarily more green. Photo printing operations are at least as wasteful and bad for the environment as anything else.
Is uploading your pictures to an online service and printing them out for pick-up at Wal-Mart or Walgreens or Costco really "green"? What's the impact of supporting companies who do so much business with trading partners who do a lot of damage to the environment (ie, China)?
As an avid photographer, I haven't figured out answers to these questions myself. Just opening up the discussion!
Home printing isn't as high quality as printing in a store - to be sure. But sharing photos exclusively online isn't always an option.
Given the difficulty in determining local "green" options for photo printing, how do you teach someone how to be selective, foster judgment and an eye for a "good" picture worth the resources required to print it?