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Photography with David Tatnall!

Hi my name is Kai Mayer I am blogging about the photography class we had with David Tatnall.

After head count for morning class we were told to go into the meeting room for class which was at 9:00am. We got in there and this guy introduced himself as David Tatnall and he said he was really good at photography. He showed us this good camera, it was a mechanical SLR. He showed us all of the features of the camera like how to zoom, how to focus and how to change the aperture on it. After that he got the tripods out, showed us how to use them and he told us that we were not to lose the square thing that connects the camera to the tripod. Also he said you will look professional if you actually use the camera. After that we packed up the bus and the car and left for Cowrie Bay. We got out of the car and we walked down to the beach ad started taking photos the two above I took but I took lots more. I recommend you to come and enjoy the experience. Blog Out

Kai- North Geelong

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