National Audubon Society Guide to Nature Photography is a comprehensive reference and inspiring guide to taking outstanding photographs of the great outdoors. Renowned photographer Tim Fitzharris shares his foolproof techniques, emphasizing digital photography field procedures for a wide variety of nature shots. Everything needed to achieve professional results is covered, including: .The best digital equipment, and how to use it .Detailed insider field techniques for photographing mammals, birds, insects, amphibians, reptiles, wildflowers, wilderness landscapes, seascapes and more .Getting a correct digital exposure every time .Using filters (with before-and-after examples) .Fine art composition .Photographing scenes for maximum sharpness .Shooting postcard-perfect sunrises and sunsets .Digital processing .Preparing digital captures for publication. Packed with tips and strategies, this outstanding guide is ideal for beginners, advanced amateurs and professionals. The information is presented in a conversational style and accompanied by hundreds of stunning examples of the author's photographs. AUTHOR: Tim Fitzharris is well known for his regular column in Popular Photography and Imaging magazine. He is the author and photographer of more than 30 books, including National Audubon Society Guide to Landscape Photography; Rocky Mountains; and Big Sky. He lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Colour throughout

Book Information
ISBN 9781554073924
Author Tim Fitzharris
Format Paperback
Page Count 208
Imprint Firefly Books Ltd
Publisher Firefly Books Ltd