Overview
We've all been there—a beginning shutterbug, camera in hand and hopes high, staring over the precipice of the Grand Canyon, or up at the skyline of New York City—yet all you take home is some lousy rolls of hand-size fuzzy photos. It doesn't have to be that way-an award-winning landscape photographer shows how to improve your techniques, one tip at a time, until you, too, produce photos worthy of a site's grandeur. The secret is learning to see like your camera does, using your lenses and filters to make the most of light, focus, exposure, and choose just the right location and composition, as well as digital image processing and enhancement, to make Mother Nature your friend.
Synopsis
We've all been there--a beginning shutterbug, camera in hand and hopes high, staring over the precipice of the Grand Canyon, or up at the skyline of New York City--yet all you take home is some lousy rolls of hand-size fuzzy photos. It doesn't have to be that way-an award-winning landscape photographer shows how to improve your techniques, one tip at a time, until you, too, produce photos worthy of a site's grandeur. The secret is learning to see like your camera does, using your lenses and filters to make the most of light, focus, exposure, and choose just the right location and composition, as well as digital image processing and enhancement, to make Mother Nature your friend.