August 2013
Beginner to intermediate
74 pages
1h 43m
English
Overview
In The Power of Color in Nature Photography, author and
photographer Rob Sheppard teaches you how to master color and
create compelling and effective photos every time. He shows how you
can use colors to change emphasis in a photo to affect where the
viewer looks, and he walks you through the effects of light on
color, from front to back light, and gentle to dramatic, so you can
get just the effect you want. Finally, he discusses how to
strengthen the composition of your photographs through your color
choices or by creating color contrast, and how the wrong colors can
detract from your images.
Follow along with Rob and you will:
Strengthen the composition and effectiveness of your photos using the power of color
Use a variety of light effects to enrich and highlight the colors in your images
Create mellow images with gentle colors or dramatic images with color contrast
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