It's a safe bet that if you're reading the editorial page in a photography magazine, you are, at the very least, mildly interested in the subject of picture taking. In fact, truth be told, you're likely more than mildly interested. Chances are you've been making photographs for some time now, and even though you may not think of yourself as a real, proper photographer, you do know that it's something you love to do. Also more than likely it's something you want to get better at.
And therein lies the rub.
Back in the days of analogue photography, 'getting better' often meant learning to master the technology itself. If you were serious about your photography, you not only had to understand the relationship between shutter speed and aperture, you needed…
