Author Kynaston discusses the technique of circular breathing in great detail here. The concept is a difficult one; but when learned and mastered; can improve the fluidity of line; tonal quality and overall performance. Twenty pages of reading and exercises will get the wind player off to a great start.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. WONDERFUL.WONDERFUL.WONDERFULBy Old DudeGreat book to learn from I have a lot of the books in the series. I have used the books to learn photography. The format is very good I like the fact that at the end of each lesson you have an assignment or two to do. The books are easy to understand not complicated written for the average joe on the street and filed with lots of encouragement. The books are written by professionals. so the person knows the subject they are writing about. I use the books also for reference so dont get ride of them when you finish it. I have been using the book for the past 3 years. ( Amphoto books are wonderful) 3 years a go I wanted to learn Photography not just take pictures so I tried to find a class. could not. But with this book and the others in the series I put together a course of study for myself to take me to were I want to be.5 of 6 people found the following review helpful. This book and The BetterPhoto Guide to Exposure are the BEST in the SeriesBy John RhodesIll tell you I have struggled all my Shooting life to understand why certain shots worked and others didnt. I was usually a guess. Well. when I found out that my camera was trying to make EVERYTHING (highlights and shadows) in the viewfinder 18% grayI went Huh?!? Secondly. When I found out that you should meter for the 18% equivalent of your MAIN subject I went - OH!?!Dont worry if you are still a struggling artist like me these two books will help you too.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy CustomerExcellent Book!!!!!!!!!!!!
