All Entries Tagged With: "Bryan Peterson"
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Understanding Close-Up Photography [Book Review]
Well, I’d have to say that Bryan Peterson did it again. He put together another great photography book that is easy to consume and filled with outstanding photographs as examples. The difference between this book and Understanding Exposure is that you can really get a sense of how much Peterson really loves close [...]
Your exposure should be correct!
When reading my copy of Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera (Updated Edition), you can read the review, Bryan Peterson mentioned something in the very first chapter that really stuck with me throughout the book and it’s something I still think about daily.
During the chapter “Defining Exposure” Peterson [...]
Beyond Portraiture: Creative People Photography [Book Review]
I was pretty excited to read the book Beyond Portraiture: Creative People Photography as a former portrait photographer. I hadn’t really done very many portraits since I quit the biz and thought that a refresher was in order.
There were many pleasant surprises throughout the book. Some things I had never really looked at [...]
Beyond Portraiture: Creative People Photography [Reader Book Review]
This is a reader review of the book Beyond Portraiture: Creative People Photography from ted @ndes for the Photography Book Club. Join the fun and submit your own review of any of the books read in the Your Photo Tips Photography Book Club!
“…My photography career didn’t begin with people as my main interest. Waterfalls and [...]
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Understanding Exposure [Book Review]
I was pretty excited to get my copy of Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera (Updated Edition) in the mail from Amazon. I had heard such wonderful things about the scope of this photography book that it really should have been in my library long ago.
Understanding Exposure: [...]
