Ditching auto mode: a photography guide, aims to express the intricate world of photography in only ninety pages. The book was mainly designed for beginner photographers who wish to dive deeper into the world of photography and learn more about their cameras and the process of creating an appealing image. The book only covers topics briefly and the information presented within should be used as a spark
for further research and experimentation. The presentation of information changes as the reader makes their way through the book as it covers very foundational topics such as aperture and camera modes in the first chapter, then moves into more specific and unique topics such as drones and astrophotography. Throughout this book, the reader can expect to learn the basics of photography and gain a better understanding of their
cameras, or if they don't have one, gain the information needed to conduct their own research to later justify a purchase. The book begins with an abundance of text and information but will slowly begin to incorporate more and more images to enhance the readers learning experience. By the end of this guide, the reader will have the knowledge and confidence to move beyond auto mode and take creative control of their photography.