From the tiniest ladybug to a towering glacier; from a horse running in a field to a leaf falling slowly from a tree; nature subjects offer some of the greatest challenges and the greatest rewards to photographers. In the BetterPhoto tradition; herersquo;s a complete photo course in a book. Hands-on lessons cover every aspect of digital nature photography; from buying the right camera for close-ups; landscapes; and movement; to understanding how the camera works; to taking great pictures. Author Jim Miotke uses straightforward text and inspiring yet informative photos to show the best ways to approach nature photography. Everything a beginner or intermediate photographer needs to know is here; including a buyerrsquo;s guide; full information on camera features; file formats and settings; exposure; low-light photography; filters and white balance; composition and lens choice; creative ideas; manipulating; and printing; along with a glossary and list of useful websites. The Better Photo Guide to Digital Nature Photography helps photographers everywhere get great photos in the great outdoors.From the Trade Paperback edition.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Absolutely beautiful inspiringBy K RaakLove this book! I play piano for weekend services. funerals. and weddings. and this book always comes in handy. The hymns are appropriate for numerous occasions and love the respectful nature of the book. Brickmans arrangements do a phenomenal job of glorifying God. Im not a huge fan of the vocal songs. as I mostly use these for a prelude/postlude pieces. As a whole. this book is my favorite to use in worship settings. Its comparable to Lorie Line. but the song lengths are better for the services I play for. You wont be disappointed with this book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I feel like this book was a complete waste of my moneyBy JunkieMost of the songs are just accompaniment for someone to sing and dont even have the melody in the arrangement. They are not songs to play for solo. I know that it is a piano/vocal/chords book and not solo piano. but I thought since it was written by Jim Brickman that the songs would still be playable on their own. I feel like this book was a complete waste of my money.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. simple clean and refreshingBy CustomerEasy to per f2f o and refreshing for audience to hear...I use.this music in my church for solos. Light duty for intermediate and advanved pianists
