Macrophotography allows for the capture of small photographic subjects in life size or larger magnification; allowing viewers to experience the world around them in a way that is simple not possible with the naked eye. With a magnified view; we can see the distinctive make-up of an insect; animal; or flower—its texture; details; and subject features that we might otherwise be completely unaware of.In this unique book; Dennis Quin turns his macro lenses upon the natural world and teaches readers to choose and use the tools they need to capture magical images of all manner of bugs; flowers; reptiles; and more. In each of the 60 sections in this beautifully illustrated book; Quin details the tricks of the trade. Yoursquo;ll learn where to find your subjects; how to make sure that the background adds to the overall impact of the image; how to track insects in flight; and other skills that will increase your odds of capturing technically strong; visually rewarding shots. In each section; yoursquo;ll see 1 to 3 images of a unique subject and will get detailed instruction as to how Quin shot the image—including the equipment used; settings chosen; the camera angle; and more.Therersquo;s more to this book than instructional photographic text. In each of the 60 discrete sections; Quin provides fascinating tidbits about each animate object—describing the life cycle; feeding habits; mating rituals; breeding; and much more—or characteristics of botanical subjects.This book provides an inspiring and enlightening blend of photographic technique and fascinating science lessons. It is perfect for serious amateur photographers; wildlife/landscape photography enthusiasts; and even those whose “bread and butterrdquo; shots are in another genre completely. The book is sure to impress.
#3620517 in eBooks 2016-09-01 2016-09-01File Name: B01JGNV0P0
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