Synopsis
FIND NEW WAYS TO SHOOT AND LEARN KEY SKILLS WITH OVER 60 PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECTS FROM EVERY GENRE OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Elevate your craft and unleash your creativity with the Ultimate Photography Ideas Book. Requiring simple and minimal kit, this no-nonsense guide is packed with over 60 captivating challenges across every major genre of photography:
LANDSCAPES: Try out new techniques for stunning images of the great outdoors.
PORTRAITS: Get creative with different ways of shooting people and animals.
WILDLIFE & MACRO: Embrace nature both close-up and from a distance.
STILL LIFE & CREATIVE: Have fun with inspiring table-top projects.
ACTION: Master all the technical skills for capturing subjects on the go.
DOCUMENTARY & STREET: Find new ways of looking at your environment.
BASIC KIT: Shoot every project on standard kit, or learn how to make what you need!
EASY ADVICE: Step-by-step guides and difficulty ratings for every project inside.
In partnership with the UK's best-selling photography magazine, this book offers limitless ideas and concise guidance for you to transform ordinary moments into extraordinary works of art.
Turn your passion for photography into professional looking images with The Ultimate Photography Ideas Book.
About the Author
The content for this book comes from DIGITAL CAMERA WORLD which is the world's fastest-growing photography website , covering every aspect of image-making, from DSLR and mirrorless cameras to cinema cameras, instant cameras, camera phones, drones, webcams, image editing, video post-production and printing. Created by the expert writers and photographers behind the world's best-selling photography magazines - including Digital Camera Magazine, PhotoPlus: The Canon Magazine, N-Photo, Digital Photographer, Australian Camera, ProPhoto, Practical Photoshop and Photography Week - Digital Camera World is for image-makers of all skill and experience levels.
Niall Hampton is the editor of Digital Camera Magazine, and has been shooting on interchangeable-lens cameras for over 20 years, and on various point-and-shoot models for years before that. Working alongside professional photographers for many years as a journalist gave Niall the curiosity to also start working behind the lens. These days, his favored shooting subjects include wildlife, travel, street photography and studio still life.
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