Synopsis
Handbook of Photography-one of the most highly regarded photography textbooks, now in its sixth edition-is designed for those who have never held a camera, as well as those who know the basics but want to improve their photographic skills. In language that is simple and straightforward, this time-honored book blends contemporary topics, such as digital capture and digital image-processing, with all the traditional topics, including camera operation, composing a shot, developing film, selecting the right lighting, printmaking, and more. Readers learn the fundamentals of taking black-and-white, and color photographs with both traditional and digital cameras, as well as the ins-and-outs of lenses, filters, and other essential accessories. A new chapter on Creative Strategies explores different approaches that push photographic boundaries beyond the usual film or digital methods.
About the Authors
James Folts is Chairman of the Art Department at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon. He is also an Associate Professor at OSU with more than 35 years of teaching experience.
Ronald Lovell is a retired Professor of Journalism at Oregon State University. Prior to that he worked for Business Week, Medical World News, and McGraw-Hill World News.
Fred Zwahlen was Founder and Chairman of the Department of Journalism at Oregon State University, where he taught for more than 40 years.
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