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Outdoor Photography: 101 Tips And Hints

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Get tips and hints from a successful professional photographer who has traveled the globe! Heather Angel shares information on the shortcuts and gadgets that have helped her take award-winning shots even in the most extreme and unpredictable situations. Her 101 creative and practical ideas will help you understand photographic concepts and expand your vision. Learn her secrets for creating effective lighting, working under various weather conditions, shooting at night, traveling with bulky equipment, photographing plants and animals, and close-up photography. Anecdotes and information will clue you in to shooting techniques, trip preparation, and purchasing and maintaining your photographic gear. Facts about camera supports, pollution protection, metering, and composition will guide you toward taking the best possible pictures. There's even advice on market research so you can sell your work! And, of course, glorious photographic example after example. Silver Pixel 176 pages, 24 color illus., 76 b/w illus., 5 x 7 1/2.

176 pages, Paperback

First published June 30, 1998

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March 22, 2017
I read this book to fulfil the goal read a book with pics. I was very disappointed. it dealt with old time style film camers. i have a modern digital one. it's tips and tricks didn't really apply till me. it made me appriciate the delete button of the digital age all the more. i can feel more creative and less worried about wasting money on film development with experimental shots. i do envy the oppurtunities this photogopher had to go out and capture wildlife not in zoos. maybe sometime when my kids are older, but i'd probably go with a less outdated book before i went out.
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