In this comprehensive book Arnold Wilson shows that nature photography can be an all the year round activity not confined to just the Spring and Summer months. How each photograph was taken is described fully, and potential problems highlighted.
The author describes techniques for photographing both in the field and indoors. Action and movement is also covered including flying insects and birds, seed and pollen dispersal and leaping frogs.
The book concentrates on the four seasons, with a chapter on each, discussing animals and plants available in each season, then discussing methods of photographing them in the field as well as indoors. Also included is some basic photomicrography to show how fascinating photographs of the micro-world are well within the ability of an enthusiastic photographer.
Also recommended: "Photographing Butterflies and Other Insects."
