During the first two parts of the course (Dynamic Range and The Quality of Light) you will discover how determinative light is for the final quality of your photograph. This will remain one of the fundamental discoveries throughout your development as a photographer. You will learn how to read and evaluate the light conditions of the scene and how to spot favorable light. These are some of the most important skills of any photographer.

The focus in the third part is exposure. We will discuss various topics, for example: what is exposure and its importance, how to evaluate it, the tremendous potential of subjective exposure, etc.

In the last part of the course (Practical Applications) a huge effort has been made to enable you to apply the newly acquired knowledge in your photographic practice as quickly as possible. No less than 304 photographs of landscapes, architecture, people, animals, plants and flowers and food are used to display a variety of practical applications and common challenges. This is an enormous input to make you aware of possibilities and to inspire you to shoot significantly better photographs of almost anything.