Understanding Composition
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While some photographers have an innate genius for composing an image, it's also a skill that anyone can learn. Acclaimed photographer Steve Mulligan reveals the ideas, techniques, and equipment that underlie good composition, with the aim of helping readers develop their own personal vision. With magnificent
… More »While some photographers have an innate genius for composing an image, it's also a skill that anyone can learn. Acclaimed photographer Steve Mulligan reveals the ideas, techniques, and equipment that underlie good composition, with the aim of helping readers develop their own personal vision. With magnificent color and black-and-white photos illustrating his points, Mulligan discusses such key ideas as viewpoint, framing, symmetry, light, and the rule of thirds, as well as the effects of exposure, depth of field, and shutter speed. From using the computer to improve your shots to displaying your work, this book covers it all.
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Add a CommentAn okay book to explore composition, my only problem was that I was thoroughly unimpressed by the author's photography at times. Also the emphasis leans towards nature photography.
Good book for beginner or intermediate photographer. Lots of photos illustrate the principals discussed