National Geographic Photography Field Guide

Bol Partner

Featuring simple instructions for all levels of photographers, a handy instructional guide, filled with essential information, shows readers how to compose and photograph the lay of the land, from the Grand Canyon to their own backyard, revealing the secrets behind National Geographic's own legenda When's the right moment to snap a sunset? How do you "freeze" your child in action on the soccer field? What subjects photograph best in black and white? Let this information-packed guide supply the answers to these questions and more as you learn the secrets that have made National Geographic photography so well-known. Whether you're photographing the Australian Outback or your backyard garden, discover how to make the lay of the land the most artistically composed photograph possible. This guide is one of two launch titles in National Geographic's new photography instruction series (People & Portraits is the other) Each guide is filled with easy-to-understand advice on a different subject. Future volumes in this series will include Wildlife, Black and White, Digital, Adventure Photo-graphy, and more. All include details on what lenses to use, lighting, composition, you name it.

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Offering simple instructions for all levels of photographers, a handy instructional guide to the digital revolution in photography combines helpful tips with step-by-step instructions as it covers everything from picking the right camera to producing exotic infrared images to the editing of images and discusses such topics as the various digital file types and the ethics of altering images. Original.