Griffin Chapter: “Proper” and “Correct” Exposure and Exposure Compensation

DESCRIPTION:

To correctly expose a photograph using the exposure triangle can be easy or hard, depending on the person trying to explain it. A while back, a good friend shared with me a means by which to understand it easier. And it works!

This program can be experiential in that if you bring a camera, we can try a couple of things in the meeting room. I will be asking you to take a moment to photograph something nearby and then through the sharing of information, you will be able to see how to “work” the triangle to get the shot you want.

BIO:

Doug Flor

Doug Flor has been a member of GNPA since ~ 2015 and has served in various capacities on the GNPA Board. His home Chapter is Griffin but attends the Hamilton chapter as well.

His favorite subjects to shoot are landscapes, sunsets/sunrises, macro, flowers, and birds. He also likes trying out old styles of photography with newer technologies. Doug had a sunrise photo taken in the Okefenokee selected to hang in the GA Governor’s mansion and has been a judge for several photo competitions at GNPA. Doug made the shift to DSLR from film in about 2014 and shoots with his Nikon D850 and Z8.