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The definitive Jackson Hole Landscape Photography Guide, 2nd EditionLearn the best photography secret spots of Jackson HoleLearn the best Jackson Hole photography locations with this guide. The beautiful landscape of northwest Wyoming is unmatched. Finding where the best locations are can be a time-consuming challenge. This book makes finding the most photogenic locations in and around Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park quick and easy. Some sites are well-known while other sites are more obscure."Take the direct path to photographic success in Jackson Hole with this guidebook."Each photography hotspot includes directions, GPS coordinates, a site description, what to expect, and photography tips. Learn the best time of the day, what the ideal focal length lens is for each area, and what you will likely see.What's InsideBest viewpointsSeasons for areasPhotography tipsLocal secret spotsCameras, lenses, and settings usedFeatures additional photography by: Beth Holmes, Randy Isaacson, and Loren NelsonGet your copy today to find the best photography spots in the Jackson Hole region!

Understanding light is fundamental to good photography. How any image is lit will change how the viewer sees and interprets the content. The second edition of Lighting teaches the theory and background of how light works, the different types of light and the rules it obeys.

PHOTOSHOPPhotoshop is an incredible computer program that allows you to edit and improve photos. For the complete beginner, Photoshop can be a confusing and frustrating program. This book simplifies the program, and takes you through all of the basic tools and features that Photoshop includes. As a photographer, you try and take the best photos possible. Unfortunately not everything goes perfectly all of the time, and some photos need editing to make them as good as they can possibly be. This book shows you how to take your photos to the next level, and will have you expertly editing your photos in no time! Here Is What You'll Learn About... Photoshop Toolbar The Layers Palette How To Color Correct Images Performing Photo Enhancements Editing Landscape Photos How To Use The Pen Tool Much, Much More!

Beginning underwater photographers may be surprised to find that there are numerous tools—from fully automated cameras, to smart phone cameras, to sophisticated DSLRs—that can be used to create incredible underwater photographs. In this book, author Larry Gates (of Aberdeen, South Dakota) “dives in” to the topic of underwater photography and teaches the skills beginning photographers need to explore saltwater and freshwater environments. Beginning with a look at the equipment used, Gates explains how to keep your camera water-tight, choose lenses and accessories, and assemble your system. You’ll learn which lenses are best for photographing large versus small creatures, reef scenes, wrecks, divers, and more. You’ll also learn how to work with a strobe, ensure sharp focus, and increase the odds of getting images with vibrant color. Finally, Gates provides strategies for managing your workflow and doing basic image editing after the dive.<BR> <BR>With images and tips from numerous contributors, a look at innovative capture options, and interesting facts about aquatic life, divers and photo enthusiasts will learn the skills they need to embark on their first oceanic (or river, stream, or lake!) adventure.

Natural light can be the right light—indoors and out, all day long. Working with children, families, and couples, Krista Smith covers the entire process of designing natural-light portraits that are as vibrant and colorful as the personalities and relationships they depict. From early morning, through the tricky midday hours, to the end-of-day sunset shots, Smith shows you where to find the best natural light and how to use it most effectively for flattering results. She also explores the impact of weather on the quality of the natural light and demonstrates how it can be turned to your advantage for stand-out results. For indoor shoots, Smith demonstrates how one simple window can produce classic portrait looks and demonstrates simple background and lighting refinements that put you on the path to studio-quality results. From marketing and scheduling, to location selection and shooting, to product design and branding, this book presents a road-map to professional success in natural-light portrait photography.

In Light It, Shoot It, Retouch It, bestselling author Scott Kelby focuses on the three necessary components of a great shot-the lighting and its setup, the shot itself, and the post-processing.The book is chock-full of diagrams that show students exactly what to do in order to get specific types of shots-right on down to how many feet to set the strobe from the subject, and the subject from the camera. In the 16 shots covered in the book, Scott addresses all of today's most popular types of lighting setups, from edgy, dramatic, high-contrast light to soft, beautiful, wrapping light. Then he takes those shots into Photoshop and shows how to process, retouch, and finish each image, from global adjustments such as exposure and contrast to local adjustments, like retouching eyes and skin.Organized by two-page spreads, the first spread shows the final image and a contact sheet presentation of other images from the shoot; the second shows an information-packed image of the entire set-up from high above the set; the next spread shows set-up shots from all other angles (from the left of set, right of set, behind the set, and behind the camera); and the rest of the spreads take the image into post-processing in Photoshop to show how to get the final image.There is truly nothing out there like this unique, soup-to-nuts approach, presented by one of the world's most popular photographers and instructors working today!

A comprehensive illustrated reference about photography and the camera, this book combines how-to advice, knowledgeable commentary, and useful tips on how to take and look at photographs. Not just a how-to book, it is a how-does-it-work book, focusing on cameras, photographs, and photographers. Throughout, voices and photographs from the greatest of National Geographic photographers add authority to these pages. Chapters build from camera basics—like how a digital camera works, what different lenses do, and the definition of exposure—to advanced and specific techniques—such as taking the best family candids, underwater photography, or techniques for capturing fireworks on film. Every chapter includes a feature called "My Perspective," highlighting a National Geographic photographer and his or her work with a personal note on photography. Every chapter ends with a feature called "What Makes This Photograph Great?"—twelve different iconic National Geographic photographs are analyzed thoroughly for their subject matter, composition, lighting and exposure—by James P. Blair, longtime National Geographic photographer. A fascinating illustrated timeline of photography places milestone moments in the developing technology and art of photography into historic context. With something for everyone, novice and experienced amateur alike, designed in such a way that a reader can dip in and out of page after page, this complete reference will become a family favorite, to which young and old will refer over and over for years to come.