Taking a photo from your camera is not that easy. First of all, you need to know about your camera. Would you believe that there are professional photographers out there that don’t fully know How to control a camera? It’s true. How do I know?
Yep, it’s a big ugly confession, but it’s true. We started off shooting in Aperture Priority mode, and let the camera do the thinking for us. We thought it was faster and easier than learning all the scary technical stuff. And you can fake it here for a while. Cameras are smarter than ever, and truly hold you back, and keep your firmly in the “fluking it” category.
What we are talking about here is needing to understand the essential features of your camera and your lens, and knowing how that affects the look of your images.

You need to know how changing your aperture changes the look of your photo. You need to understand how to set your shutter speed to get the results you want. You need to be able to make decisions that you’re ISO that fit your situation. And then, based on what features your camera has, you’ll need to know what driver modes, white balance focusing, and stabilization modes and so on.
Well, this stuff isn’t as hard as it sounds. In fact, you can learn it all in just a few hours. Once you do, you’ll be ready to move on to the next level.

Then has to Understand Exposure.

Once you have a solid grasp on aperture, shutter speed and ISO, and how they affect the look of your photos, you need to put them all together and learn how they balance to create a good exposure.A good exposure is how bright you want the image to be.
If it’s brighter than you want, it’s overexposed. If it’s darker than you want, it’s underexposed.For taking a good photography you need to know how to adjust all your setting to get that exposure you’re looking for, and how to use your camera to help you figure it out.Then you have to be Master of Light.We don’t think anyone can truly be the master of light (except maybe the Greek God Apollo). We photographers are that glad and willing slaves to light. Without it, we can’t do our work, and it can be a fickle master (especially if you use natural light),

But to learn about light. To understand it’s many facets and subtleties. To know how to work with it in any circumstance. To create it, To seek it. Well, this is really the photographer’s lifelong pursuit. We won’t ever really be the master, but we may come close, with a lot of respect and decades of practice.

Then you have to Explore Depth of Field.The depth of field is a huge part of your photography that you probably greatly underestimate. The depth of field is one of those things that seems simple at the outset and gets progressively more complex the more you learn. But learning about it, even at the basic level, will make a huge transformation in your work.Then gets to know about perspective.This is perhaps one of the most under-appreciated topics in photography. Put very simply, perspective has to do with the spatial relationships between objects in your frame – their sizes, their placements, and the space between them. All of this positioning works to change the way your viewer interprets the scene.
 
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