How to Photograph Absolutely Everything: Successful Pictures From Your Digital Camera
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (844 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0756643082 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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a wealth of tips and tricks * Digital Photographer *
. Tom Ang has worked as a photo editor on many magazines. He is the winner of the Thomas Cook Travel Book Award for photography, and the author of The Digital Photographer's Handbook and The Digital Video Handbook
This paperback edition of How To Photograph Absolutely Everything by renowned photographer, author, and broadcaster Tom Ang, delivers exactly what the title promises. How to Photograph Absolutely Everything guarantees to make a better, more confident photographer of absolutely everyone who reads it.. Employing a user-friendly "recipe" formula, he shows you the best approach for each subject, gives expert tips on improving an image, and tells you how to set up your camera - so you really can't go wrong. There are also tips on basic post-production, showing how to crop, improve color and contrast, and remove unwanted elements of an image. Avoiding intimidating technical jargon, he explains the basic elements of photography - light, color, composition, and focus - then goes on to show how to make them work for you. Using step-by-step photographs and instructions, Tom shows you how to take the best possible picture in any situation. Want to photograph city lights at night, animals in action, a family portrait? Tom makes it easy. Inspiring galleries at the end of each section describe alternative techniques to try fo
A good addition to any photographer's book collection A somewhat dated but still useful guide to photography of a wide variety of subjects in a wide variety of conditions. Absolute beginners may find it a little overwhelming, but perseverance will definitely pay off. I think the best way to read the book it to use the author's photography suggestions as examples: Don't try to remember everything he said, try to understand why he said it. It's this learn-by-example approach that is the real strength of the book.. Marvelous How to Photograph Absolutely Everything, by Tom Ang, really does exactly that, and does it from a very fine photographers point of view. He starts the book with the basics - as he sees them. It looks like he is simply revealing his own personal photo style so that the reader can copy him. If readers can actually copy him they are sure to make really good pictures. What is more likely to happen is that readers will make adjustments to create a style of their own.Every piece of instruction, in every section of the book, is illustrated with excel. James said I gave it to my 8 year-old niece. She. I gave it to my 8 year-old niece. She likes it. It can be a little difficult to read for lack of sufficient white space. This is not a damnation of it though; the lack of white space results from so much information being contained. Adequate white space would require 1,000 pages or more. The photographs were taken with a point-and-shoot camera; but even though it isn't in the title, that is one point of the book - showing most people how to shoot most photographs in most situations they will encounter with equipment that most people will have.