December 2010
Beginner
54 pages
36m
English
Overview
Learning to light portraits is simple and fun, thanks to these
25 inspiring microlessons, which include images from contributors
to Strobist.com, the Web site of photo lighting guru David
Hobby.
On the reverse side of each amazing photo you’ll find a
lighting diagram and helpful tips. Tear out individual cards and
take them with you for quick reference on your next shoot!
This collection of images delivers a fresh and easy way to learn
photography thanks to the included location and studio lighting
diagrams along with photo lighting tips on every card. Printed in
an easily portable, postcard-style format, the book can quickly
drop into a camera bag--or, with the perforated pages, readers can
pull out individual cards with images and diagrams to take with
them on their shoot.
Edited by Zeke Kamm of Nice Photography magazine, readers can be
sure these cards will help them raise their game--and entertain
them, too! Quickly find creative inspiration and learn inventive,
professional photography techniques.
It's all right here in a format aimed specifically at helping users
improve their photography skills. And with its advantage of ease
and portability, this friendly collection of incredible images and
insights need never be more than arm's length away.
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