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The Betterphoto guide to digital nature photography / (Miotke, Jim.)

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The Betterphoto guide to digital nature photography /
Author:	Miotke, Jim. Search Author in Amazon Books
Publisher:	Amphoto Books,
ISBN:	0817435530
Edition:	2007.
Classification:	TR721
URL:	http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0613/2006014700.html

Detailed notes

- Includes bibliographical references and index.

- Introduction -- 1. Light -- Quality -- Assignment : before you start -- Intensity -- Direction -- Time of day -- Assignment : practice working quickly with the light -- Weather -- White balance -- 2. Composition -- Simplicity -- Orientation -- Lens choice -- The rule of thirds -- Color -- Geometric elements -- Assignment : consider composition -- 3. Digital exposure -- The three components of exposure -- Exposure modes -- Filters -- Overall brightness -- An introduction to interpreting raw files -- Exposure compensation -- Assignment : intentionally blur your subject -- 4. Landscapes -- Conveying a sense of place -- Time of day and the landscape -- Assignment : shoot the same scene throughout the day -- Overcast skies -- Waterfalls and rainbows -- Mountains -- Clouds -- Sunrise and sunset -- Simple composition and the landscape -- Foreground elements -- Using the rule of thirds -- Leading lines -- Aperture and the landscape -- Breaking the rules -- 5. Macro photography -- What a macro image needs -- Equipment -- Light and macro -- Macro composition : noticing everything -- Fill the frame -- The rule of thirds close-up -- Geometric elements close-up -- Assignment : try different points of view -- Aperture and macro -- Assignment : take stock of your macro work -- Assignment : cheat on your macro background -- Shutter speed and macro -- Macro rule breaking -- 6. Wildlife -- Translating words into images -- Light and animals -- Flash : unnatural light in the natural world -- Composition and animals -- Getting closer to wildlife -- Go wide, go vertical -- Digital exposure and wildlife -- Breaking the rules with animals -- Assignment : practice both prolific and selective photographing.