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An illustrated autobiography about Ansel Adams’ dedication, adventures, and achievements in landscape photography and environmental conservation in the United States National Parks. This book focuses on Adams' wisdom and concern for human beings and nature.

Selection of photographs from the Polaroid Collections, representing what can be accomplished with Polaroid film.

From dustjacket: "The endeavor in this book will be to call attention to the principles of construction in pictures, to reason upon these principles and explain how they came to be formulated." So says the author in his preface. The practical character and comprehensive range of this valuable book are apparent from a few of the chapter headings: "Pictorial composition and the eye; the real properties of pictures", "How the eye takes in pictures", "Basic plans of pictorial compositions", "Symmetrical compositions", "Pyramidal compositions", "Circular and elliptical compositions", "Tunnel-like compositions", "Compositions of converging lines to a focus", "The silhouette", "Patterns of light and shade", "Landscapes and seascapes".

Amid the turmoil of World War II, Tricia travels to England to fight against the Germans, working for an American news service and discovering love and faith in photographer Doug St. Claire, while confronting her own doubts about forgiveness and faith.

Bruce Barnbaum’s celebrated photography guide, now in its latest edition, balances technical depth with artistic vision, offering clear explanations of composition and creative expression supported by his renowned imagery.

Answers the more technical questions of photographers who are already familiar with the basics so well detailed in Henry Horenstein's recent Black and White Photography.

"In Michael Clinton's earlier books - all travel photography - he has shown us the world in context, in long shots that describe people, places and things/architecture and design objects. In Closer he looks at the world through a telescopic lens, honing in on specifics to people, their cultures and their environments. An impulse item for the photographic and travel aficionado, this book is just a fun read."--Publisher description.

From the Publisher: All-new update to this complete photography guide-over 125 photography tasks explained! Teach Yourself VISUALLY Digital Photography, Fourth Edition is a brand new take by a brand new author and professional photographer, who packs this book with heaps of essential tasks and new photos. Step-by-step screen shots show you best practices for completing more than 125 digital photography activities, including composing and lighting pictures; mixing and matching focus and lens settings; cropping, resizing, and sharpening photos; and enhancing photos with software. You'll find great tips and tricks for capturing your best photos and turning them into impressive prints and photo-based projects. As digital photography technology and photo-editing software evolve, so do the latest digital photography techniques -- Explores essential digital photography concepts, including composition, lighting, focus, sharpening, and enhancing photos with photo-editing software -- Demonstrates through step-by-step instructions and numerous, full-color screen shots and photos, so you can see exactly how to perform tasks -- Offers tips and tricks to help you make the best captures and turn them into impressive prints and photo-based projects -- See how to produce your best digital photographs ever with this easy-to-follow visual guide!.