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Photography: The New Complete Guide to Taking Photographs (2003)

by John Freeman

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Become a better photographer with hundreds of tips for taking more creative and expressive photographs with APS, SLR and digital cameras. Sixteen easily understood sections, including Understanding Cameras and Film, Photographing People, Nature, The Urban Landscape and more, offer valuable insights for improving the quality of your photos and increasing your enjoyment of the art. From artificial lighting to texture and hue, from simplifying depth of field and the proper use of wide angle and telephoto lenses to the special challenges of photographing babies and children, every aspect of better photography becomes clear. See how selecting the right background and props can dramatically enhance the composition, and learn how weather and lighting conditions affect the final print. In addition, tips for shooting film outdoors, in arctic and desert conditions, and even underwater are all included, along with guidelines for buying lenses, using filters, and the secrets of developing and retouching.… (more)
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Excellent and comprehensive. Well organized and an enjoyable read. ( )
  deldevries | Jan 31, 2016 |
A good enough book for starting photographers who want to learn some of the basics and tricks of the trade. The pictures are beautiful the whole way through. There is a lot of nude shots, so if you don't want to look at them, this might not be the book for you.

The thing that bothered me most was that Freeman talks all the time about film photography, even though the book was first published in 2003. There is a part that talks about digitally editing pictures, but that seems almost like an afterthought. ( )
  JapaG | Dec 12, 2007 |
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Become a better photographer with hundreds of tips for taking more creative and expressive photographs with APS, SLR and digital cameras. Sixteen easily understood sections, including Understanding Cameras and Film, Photographing People, Nature, The Urban Landscape and more, offer valuable insights for improving the quality of your photos and increasing your enjoyment of the art. From artificial lighting to texture and hue, from simplifying depth of field and the proper use of wide angle and telephoto lenses to the special challenges of photographing babies and children, every aspect of better photography becomes clear. See how selecting the right background and props can dramatically enhance the composition, and learn how weather and lighting conditions affect the final print. In addition, tips for shooting film outdoors, in arctic and desert conditions, and even underwater are all included, along with guidelines for buying lenses, using filters, and the secrets of developing and retouching.

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