How to Photograph in Natural Light (How to Photograph Series)
by George Schaub
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Understanding the effects of light on a subject is one of the most important elements of taking top-quality outdoor photographs. This richly illustrated guide discusses in detail the varying qualities of natural light -- how is affects metering, aperture selection, film speed, mood, and composition -- to help both beginning and experienced photographers improve their images. Practical techniques are offered for low-light situations, sunny skies, overcast days, clouds, reflections, shadows, show more haze, fog, and more. Includes a gallery of the author's work. show lessTags
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George Schaub teaches digital photography at the Santa Fe Workshops, the Palm Beach Photo Centre, Betterphoto.com, and the New School
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- Original publication date
- 1987 (2nd edition) (2nd edition)
- Dedication
- To Carol, Allie, and Teri.
- First words
- The use of probability models and statistical methods for analyzing data has become common practice in virtually all scientific disciplines. (Preface)
In our own work, through conversations with others, and through contact with media of various sorts (books, television, newspapers, and the like), we are continually being confronted with collections of facts or data.
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