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Succeed In Landscape Photography
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Manufacturer: Rotovision
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 778
EAN: 9782880467920
ISBN: 2880467926
Label: Rotovision
Manufacturer: Rotovision
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 128
Publication Date: 2004-09-30
Publisher: Rotovision
Studio: Rotovision
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Although developments in camera technology mean that quality images are now well within the grasp of the keen amateur, the market place is competitive. How does an aspiring photographer improve and promote his or her photography in order to earn extra income, or to make the leap to professional status? This new subject-focused series explains everything the amateur needs to know, from planning a shoot to effective marketing of the images to clients. In the first title, Landscape Photography, renowned landscape photographer Mark Lucock offers the keen amateur an insight into the daily life and decision-making of the working landscape photographer, sharing professional insights and trade secrets of producing successful commercial and fine art photography. Equipment and technique are only part of the equation: Lucock's approach is also a spiritual one - his passion about the environment gives his approach a highly compelling, personal edge. Lucock equips readers with all the necessary information, and plenty of inspiration, to make a success of their own landscape image-making.
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Just another landscape photography book
Comment: This book is a broad introduction to landscape photography. Thankfully, there is only an abbreviated version of the coverage of photography basics that is usually used to flesh out photography books that focus on a specific subject. This one goes more into the business of landscape photography than most books do, and has correspondingly less technical information. The author is Europe-based, which is a refreshing change from the US-based, and especially Southwest US-based viewpoints of most landscape photography authors.
If you actually want a book on landscape photography, I'd recommend John Shaw's book on the subject instead. Shaw covered the business end of nature photography in a separate book, unlike this one that attempts to blend business and technical matters.
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