With examples from around the world, renowned
wildlife photographer Edward Parker reveals the skills and techniques needed to
improve your photographs with little or no adjustments to the automatic
settings or those which you are comfortable using. The first part of the book
explains how the brain perceives an image and how to use this to produce great
photos through better composition, better use of light and conscious use of
foreground and background. For more advanced photographers, Parker then
explains techniques on how to take control of the camera though understanding
exposure, focus, aperture, shutter speed, and using flash. The final part of
the book looks at the many way in which trees can be photographed, putting all
of this into practice, illustrated by stunning images from around the world
along with anecdotes on how they were captured.
Robert Llewellyn's stunning photographs reveal
the intricate detail of trees as you've never seen them before. Nancy Ross
Hugo's text illuminates the photographs by explaining the unique
characteristics of everyday trees. Together, they celebrate the rich variety of
popular trees and offer us a new perspective on our favourites. This is a
fantastic gift for gardeners in a compact paperback format. It is perfect for
both amateur naturalists and keen photographers. It offers informative and
in-depth profiles of trees from an expert author.
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