1. ©ALEXANDRA COPLEY

2. Are you familiar with all of the buttons and what they can do for you?

24. Find the AEB on your camera

39. *WHAT DO ALL OF THESE IMAGES HAVE IN COMMON?

46. Boring flowers become an amazing photo

48. ALEXANDRE RODCHENKO

53. HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON

57. BILL BRANDT

75. In this histogram you'll see a peak on the left at 100% black, even when overexposed. This is the dark shadow on the left of the photo. This shows that the camera's contrast needs to be lowered, or better still, add fill light in the shadows.

76. Overexposed histogram means loss of detail in the highlights

80. INTERFACE AND TOOLS

81. http://www.tutorial9.net/photoshop/photoshops-basic-tools/

82. The Crop Tool allows users to redefine their active image area but not resize the ENTIRE image. It’s sort of like cutting out a smaller picture from a larger photo with a pair of scissors.

83. There are several healing tools in Photoshop which are used to repair imperfections in images, or handle blemishes and red-ey

84. With the Clone Stamp Tool, a user may select a source starting point somewhere on an image, and then paint elsewhere using that starting point as a reference, effectively cloning the source.

85. The Eraser Tool can be used to erase parts of an image, selection, or layer

86. The Sharpen Tool is used to sharpen edges in an image, while the Blur Tool burs edges. The Smudge Tool smudges an image, similar to using fingerpaint.

87. The Dodge Tool lightens parts of an image while the Burn Tool darkens. The Sponge Tool is used to saturate, or desaturate parts of an image.

93. The best way to learn anything new is to experience it for yourself