New eBook for iPad and iPad Mini, "How to Take Better Pictures With Any Camera"



New eBook for iPad and iPad Mini
"How to Take Better Pictures 
...With Any Camera"

BY BRYAN HUDSON

Helping you take better pictures is the purpose of this multi-touch, interactive e-book for iPad.

Everyone can take better pictures. From beginners all the way to professional photographers, there is always a way to improve. You will learn how to properly compose pictures using any digital camera, including smartphone cameras. There are also insights on how to edit your photos.
Taking better pictures begins with thinking better since photography is as much an activity of the mind as it is using the camera. This is a book for everyday people who enjoy capturing moments in time to enjoy and share.
This is a media rich 81 page e-book with tips, instruction, tutorials, and many examples of great photographs by the author. This book also contains a glossary of terms that you can access directly from the text. Throughout the book are live internet links to information and helpful resources.
This introductory cutting-edge digital book is certain to be useful as you increase your enjoyment of photography by learning new skills. Updates to the book will be released from time to time.

Chapters Include:

Chapter 1 | What is the Best Camera? Three basic types of digital cameras
Chapter 2 | Basic Training: Exposure, depth of field and composition
Chapter 3 | Ready, Aim, Snap: Methods for taking better pictures
Chapter 4 | Mobile Phone Photography
Chapter 5 | Editing Your Photos
Chapter 6 | Special Effects
Chapter 7 | Sharing and Storing your photos
Chapter 8 | Sharpening Your Saw: Info and resources for further learning

Only $5.99

Available in iTunes iBookstore

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Keep it Simple

2 Cor. 11:3 But I fear, lest somehow, as the serpent deceived Eve by his craftiness, so your minds may be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ.

God gave Adam and Eve simple instructions. The devil's craftiness made them feel discontented when they should have been perfectly content.

This is a very common trap, even until this day. People can be corrupted from simplicity in Christ, and become addicted to unnecessary complexity. This leads to a loss of peace, joy and forfeiture of position (Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden). Said another way; people become carnal, petty, and "flaky."

Don't go there! KEEP IT SIMPLE!

In John Chapter 15, Jesus said we are like "branches" connected to a grapevine. The natural growth pattern of vines is complex and confusing. Vines (and people) need a "vinedresser" to purge and prune the branches. This keeps the vine (and people) simple and fruitful.

Three keys to simplicity and fruitfulness:
1. Follow instructions from the Vinedresser (Jesus) and His “associates” (pastors, elders, etc)
2. Put first things first. Seek first the Kingdom of God (Matt. 6:33)
3. Do your best. Doing less will require more effort to correct mistakes.

Feeling Cut Lately?

Jesus said in John 15:1-2, “I am the true vine, and My Father is the vinedresser.  Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit He takes away; and every branch that bears fruit He prunes, that it may bear more fruit."

Like vines in the vineyard, everybody and everything gets cut by God. There is the cut of purging, and there is the cut of pruning. Purging cuts out the bad stuff. Pruning cuts the good stuff to make it better and more fruitful. This cutting may feel bad, but it is good!

We don't want to look like this unkept vine:



We want to look like this vine which has been purged and pruned by the Vinedresser:



You are Chosen, Appointed and Fruitful in 2013!
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