If you want to discover professional secrets for making great fine art photographs,

then use my techniques, the techniques of black and white photography,

to

Make Great Photographs.

If you want to Make Great Fine Art Photographs, then what you need are...

1. Fine art photography lessons that BUILD your skills.

2. Fine art photography lessons that BUILD on your excitement rather
    than confusing you.

3. Ideas for photography projects that INCREASE your knowledge.

4. Fine Art Photography tips that MOVE you forward to your goal
    to being a better photographer.

And, you want it to be FUN!

If you want to develop your skills, then use my techniques to learn the elements of design: 

• LINE

• SHAPE

• ROUNDNESS

• TEXTURE

• PATTERN 

• MOST IMPORTANT, LIGHT

If you want to create fine art photographs you can be proud to display to your friends,

then use my techniques to

Make Great Photographs

If you want to create fine art photographs you can be proud to display in a gallery,

then use my techniques to

Make Great Photographs.

If you want to create fine art photographs you can sell,

then use my techniques to

Make Great Photographs.

If you have looked through lots of web sites, which offer to teach you how to make great fine art photographs, but at great cost,

then try Make Great Photographs,

because using my techniques,

You Can Learn how.

From: Quinta Scott
Friday, 10:58

Dear Photographer:

Are you frustrated by the quality of your photographs? Do they seem like every one else's?

Are you ready for something more?

Do you have great fun making snapshots of places you visit, your friends, and family?

Are you always taking pictures in your head, even when you don't have a camera with you?

If so, then you are ready to learn to Make Great Fine Art Photographs, using the basic tool of Fine Art Photography :

The Black and White Photograph.

You are ready to learn to create great photographs. 

But, Why am I qualified to be your teacher?

I have been making photographs since I was seven years old, when my grandmother gave me a little Brownie camera. I put that camera to my eye and my world changed. Perhaps, you've experienced the same thing. The camera isolates what you see and makes you see it more clearly.

I have always taken pictures, even when I don't have a camera on me, but not until a camera and and enlarger came together did I take photography seriously. Then, I took off.

Within three years I was editing black and white photographs for a small monthly newspaper and doing picture stories. Within four years I was doing free-lance stories for the local newspaper and making money shooting weddings. Within seven years I was teaching photography at a local university.

Over the past several years I have published three black and white photography books. My fourth is awaiting publication.

While working on my second book I received my first fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, and my second several years after that.

I have exhibited nationwide. Museums and corporations hold my photographs in their collections.

If you have a digital camera, you don't have to wait for a camera and enlarger to come together. You already have your digital camera, you already have your computer, and you probably have a printer. Otherwise you wouldn't be spending your time reading this.

Others are teaching fine art photography by lecturing you on composition,  on design,  or on technique. Some give you a hodge podge of techniques. Where to start? How to start?

It can be confusing.

It can be expensive.

If you want to Make Great Fine Art Photographs, then what you REALLY need are...

1. Fine art photography lessons that BUILD your skills.

2. Fine art photography lessons that BUILD on your excitement rather
    than confusing you.

3. Ideas for photography projects that INCREASE your knowledge.

4. Fine Art Photography tips that MOVE you forward to your goal
    to being a better photographer.

And, you want it to be FUN!

You want to take pictures.

My course will teach you how Fine Art Photographers make design decisions by doing what fine art photographers do.

Using my course you will built a vocabulary of black and white photography tips that will lead you to Make Great Fine Art Photographs.

I developed my skills by assigning myself projects that taught me how to see the elements of design: 

• line

• shape

• roundness

• texture

• pattern 

• most important, light.

I learned how to use my tools, particularly my lenses. 

I assigned myself projects.

I still assign myself projects. 

This is what I want to pass on to you.

Make Great Photographs is step by step lessons that allow you to develop you understanding of each element of design one at a time, starting with line.

You will Learn to see what is in front of you. 

You will Learn to select what you want to put in each photograph. 

You will Learn the concept of the flat focal plane.

You will Learn to understand and manipulate your tools.

1. If you want to learn to break up the flat focal plane, then do the Alphabet Exercise .

2. Learn how a five-year-old can help you make great fine art photographs.

3  If you want to learn how  you can use light to make great fine art photography, then have fun with the Claude Monet Exercise and adopt the techniques of the great French Impressionist.

4. If you want to explore how to use your lenses to make great fine art photography, then do the Rubber Ducky Exercise.

5. Learn the value of the Contact Sheet.

Using my techniques, you will Learn to See the world around you, and incorporate what you see into your own Great Fine Art Photographs.

Using my techniques, you will be Able to Devise your own projects and increase your skills.

And, you will have fun,

Sincerely,

Quinta Scott