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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
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Do you want to know the visual thinking behind the camera?
Many books were written on the technical aspects of photography. I had read such books many times. However, very few authors have written books that focus on the visual thinking behind the camera, the process before the shutter is released. It is good to have some technical knowledge very well, but it is not enough to create a strong image. The author guided the reader...
Published on April 13, 2000 by Agung S. Tandjung
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6 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Better off with other titles
The author has done a fairly good job in explaning the decision process behind his pictures but the book suffers throughly from poor pagination. Sections and themes (such as landscapes, colour, urban landcapes, etc.) that clearly appear to be distinct in the author's mind are all messed up... Composition is not discussed. The only lesson you learn from this book is...
Published on September 18, 2000 by francesco_garbin
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
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Do you want to know the visual thinking behind the camera?,
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This review is from: Better Picture Guide to Photographing Colour: Composition & Harmony (Paperback)
Many books were written on the technical aspects of photography. I had read such books many times. However, very few authors have written books that focus on the visual thinking behind the camera, the process before the shutter is released. It is good to have some technical knowledge very well, but it is not enough to create a strong image. The author guided the reader through his visual thinking in a very informative way. The author did not put a lot of emphasize on the techinal area. He discussed it at the very end of the book. I own most of his books, and have been very pleased with the presentation and content. His books were well written.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Better off with other titles,
By "francesco_garbin" (Italy) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Better Picture Guide to Photographing Colour: Composition & Harmony (Paperback)
The author has done a fairly good job in explaning the decision process behind his pictures but the book suffers throughly from poor pagination. Sections and themes (such as landscapes, colour, urban landcapes, etc.) that clearly appear to be distinct in the author's mind are all messed up... Composition is not discussed. The only lesson you learn from this book is to drop a Wratten 81A + polarizer in front of your lens before shooting.
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Better Picture Guide to Photographing Colour: Composition & Harmony by Michael Busselle (Paperback - Mar. 2000)
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