June 2009
Beginner to intermediate
304 pages
7h 29m
English
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Pete Carr is a professional photographer living near Liverpool in the UK. He had his first taste of photography at the age of 10 on a day course where they photographed the local town and developed their film in the darkroom. However due to film costs it wasn't possible to pursue it as a hobby. He went to university graduating with a degree in Software Engineering. His interest in Web design lead him to learn Photoshop and from there expanded his creative horizons. He bought a digital camera, and then a dSLR with a bag of lenses. By the time he was a professional Web designer he quit to become a professional photographer.
He documents people, explores utban environments, and relaxes with local landscapes. His work has been exhibited in various galleries including Tate Liverpool, Open Eye Gallery, National Media Museum, and at Albert Dock. His work has also been published in magazines worldwide including Professional Photographer, DSLR User, and jPGMag. He published his first book in 2008, which included many photos from his award winning photoblog, Vanilla Days. Photography will never be just a job.
Robert Correll is an author, photographer, artist, music producer, audio engineer, and musician. He loves taking photos and is a lifelong film and digital photographer. His first assignment in the United States Air Force was as a photo interpreter. Robert now pursues photography ...
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