An updated edition with hundreds of new photographs, information on the latest equipment, and projects reflecting today's interests. Practical guidance is given on using today's cameras and processing and printing photographs.
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From the Publisher:
The new photographer first learns the secrets of the camera's make-up and its use. Then all the most popular photographic subjects are covered in 65 easy-to-follow projects, beginning with how to put together the components of a picture and how to make the most of lighting. The photographer will then learn how to photograph nature, still life and dramatic landscapes, to tackle cityscapes, action and architecture shots, to capture candid portraits and to experiment with the range of possibilities in black and white photography. A section on how to process and print photographs is included, showing how to set up a darkroom, and it is followed by a technical guide offering quick-reference data and advice on identifying and solving picture-taking faults from finished prints.
About the Author:
John Hedgecoe is an internationally recognized photographer, teacher, and writer. He is currently Professor of Photography at London's Royal College of Art.
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- PublisherButterworth-Heinemann
- Publication date1996
- ISBN 10 1857328361
- ISBN 13 9781857328363
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages208
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