Creative DSLR Photography: The ultimate creative workflow guide

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Edition: 1st
Format: Nonspecific Binding
Pub. Date: 2009-12-04
Publisher(s): Routledge
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Summary

Focusing on the real art of photography and the creative, design, and composition skills needed to take work to the next level, this text begins with the basics of visualization and perception. It then offers clear guidance on how to interpret a scene, define a subject and develop a personal style.

Author Biography

Chris Coe has photographed landscapes, people, architecture, gardens, travel destinations and wildlife around the world. His images have been widely published in newspapers, magazines and books. Chris Weston is a professional photographer and writer, specializing in nature and wildlife photography. He has written a number of books on photography as well as numerous articles for international magazines and newspapers.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. vii
Visualization and Creativityp. vii
Perception and the Imagep. 3
The Essentials of Lightp. 3
Light and the Camerap. 13
Understanding Colorp. 18
Tone and Contrastp. 21
Understanding Exposurep. 23
The Zone System Appliedp. 26
What is Composition?p. 34
The Five Elements of Designp. 46
Deconstructing the Image Spacep. 62
The Art of Omissionp. 64
Interpretation and Expressionp. 77
The Camera as a Creative Toolp. 77
Lenses and Perspectivep. 78
Focus, Aperture and Depth of Fieldp. 84
Movement and Shutter Speedp. 91
Playing with Time and Lightp. 94
Practical Compositionp. 106
Defining Your Subjectp. 113
Getting Your Message Acrossp. 115
The Defining Momentp. 123
Developing a Personal Stylep. 126
The Process of Image Capturep. 129
Understanding the Photographic Processp. 129
Advantages and Limitations of Digital Camerasp. 130
Color Space and Color Interpretationp. 154
Raw Conversionp. 157
Post-Capture Exposure and Color Balancep. 160
Fixing Digital and Optical Aberrationsp. 168
Fine-Tuning a Digital Imagep. 169
Selective Exposure and Color Controlp. 175
Creating a Monotone Imagep. 176
Sharpeningp. 177
The Digital Printp. 183
The Way to Better Digital Photographyp. 186
Indexp. 187
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