Gardeners and nature lovers delight in taking picturesmdash;especially close-ups of flowers; butterflies; and insects. And though advances in digital camera technology have made taking; storing; and sharing photos easier than ever; taking top-quality pictures requires familiarity with both digital technology and the general principles of photography. Macro Photography for Gardeners and Nature Lovers provides exactly the information that aspiring photographersmdash;no matter their level of skillmdash;need to take their photos to the next level. Clear and concise chapters cover the basics of macro (close-up) photography; explain the features of current digital single-lens reflex cameras; show the many ways images can be composed; and share tips on digital effects; storage; and manipulation of imagery. Throughout the text; helpful tips; definitions; exercises; and case studies serve to demystify digital photography. Each lesson is supported by examples of the authors stunning photography. Whether taking photos of flowers and insects; compiling a photographic record of your garden; or simply sharing beautiful images with friends and family; everyone can become accomplished photographers of the worlds small-scale wonders.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. What You Need To KnowBy James E.Having been on the road for most of the past 25 years. I can truly say Ive lived the world that Toni Micocci writes about and the truth is hes 101% on target. If your involved in the entertainment industry as a performer. agent. presenter. producer or artist. this book is a "must read" for you. Beyond defining the terms of the industry which is always helpful. Tony goes on to discuss philosophy and perspectives which go to the core of human relationships. Joseph Campbell talks about following your bliss. Well Tony does and the world is better off for it. Absolutely core reading material for arts administration students!!Booking Performance Tours: Marketing and Acquiring Live Arts and EntertainmentThe Hero with a Thousand Faces (The Collected Works of Joseph Campbell)0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy P Marshallwealth of info!!!!2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. DecentBy Steven RaderThis book is written more from a entertainers view than a business person. While not bad. it doesnt go very in depth on any one topic. It is a general overview with a few tips to be picked up throughout the chapters. Worth a look either way.
