Packed with hints, tips and ideas for producing and selling travel photographs. From organizing a trip abroad and choosing what equipment to take, to researching the markets for publication and selling your work, this book is an excellent start-up guide for serious amateurs and travelers alike. The book is written from the authors' first hand experience of shooting travel pictures for publication and gives excellent instruction on: · planning a trip and the best equipment to use · looking after your images: recording, storage and captioning · how to put together a good portfolio · how to target different markets such as picture libraries, brochure and book publishers · writing articles to accompany your travel pictures Illustrated in colour throughout with captions to describe each picture and how it was taken, this book is both an inspirational guide and excellent source of advice for the aspiring travel photographer. Roger Hicks and Frances Schultz are freelance travel photographers and writers who have worked extensively abroad. Their pictures and articles are published regularly by a variety of wide ranging magazine and book publishers. Packed full of practical advice on market researching, producing and selling travel pictures Benefit from the authors' own first hand experience Full of inpirational images to show you what you can achieve

Travel Photography

Arts & Photography

HICKS, Roger

Schultz, Frances

Photography & Video

Focal Press

Though times have changed, the charm and grace of Southern style endures. It’s a design tradition that values gentility and gracious living above conspicuous consumption; history and mystery above the cutting edge; and hospitality above all else. Today’s Southern homes reflect a sense of style that remains in touch with the past as it embraces the present. In this affectionate portrait of Southern homes, Frances Schultz and Paula S. Wallace lead a tour of more than twenty of the South’s proudest houses and most remarkable modern domiciles, proving that the legendary graciousness of the Southern home lives on in all forms–from seaside cottages to some truly over-the-top domains. Despite the differences among these diverse homes, the most timeless aspects of Southern style abound, including: • Using wrought iron for decorative elements both inside and outside the home •Incorporating the porch as an essential room of the house • Collecting antique silver to complement the contemporary table Magnificent full-color photographs of each house show everything from the grand and elegant to the quaint and quirky, making this unique book a visual treat for anyone enchanted by the eternal grace of the American South.

A House in the South: Old-Fashioned Graciousness for New-Fashioned Times

Wallace, Paula S.

Architecture

Potter Style

The Lens Book: Choosing and Using Lenses for Your Slr

With examples of photographs taken with all kinds of lenses - from ultra-wides to ultra-telephotos, via macro, soft-focus and zooms - this book describes their performance and applications. It is aimed at all photographers from the absolute beginner to the semi-professional. The authors, a husband-and-wife team who are both professional freelance photographers, discuss the difference between "marque" lenses from a camera's manufacturer and independent lenses from well-known firms. There is also information on adapting lenses from one camera to another, and a look at the problems and advantages of buying second-hand.

David & Charles, UK

Are faster films better than slow ones? Is there really much difference between "professional" and "amateur" films? How do you select a film to create the required kind of image? Describing the way in which professional photographers choose their film, this book explains the good and bad points of different types of film, and which one to use. The authors are a husband-and-wife team who specialize in travel photography and in illustrations for books and magazines. They also wrote "The Lens Book".

The Film Book: Choosing and Using Colour and Black & White Film

Are faster films better than slow ones? Is there really much difference between "professional" and "amateur" films? How do you select a film to create the required kind of image? Describing the way in which professional photographers choose their film, this book explains the good and bad points of different types of film, and which one to use. The authors are a husband-and-wife team who specialize in travel photography and in illustrations for books and magazines. They are also authors of "The Lens Book".

The Film Book: Choosing and Using Color and Black and White Film

"...designed to provide photographers with a deeper technical understanding of all monochrome materials, processes and equipment....challenge(s) your old assumptions and get(s) you to try new ideas while re-exploring old ones, inspiring you to take photos....explains new advances in monochrome film and offers the advice of world-class photographers. Covered topics include what film to use, framing your shots, new development processes, mastering settings, filters and exposure, setting up the darkroom, and tips on buying equipment and materials. Illustrated throughout with photographs that demonstrate technical points or stand alone as artwork, The Black and White Handbook is an excellent reference book for all monochrome enthusiasts."--Photo Industry Reporter.

The Black & White Handbook: The Ultimate Guide to Monochrome Techniques Updated Edition

David&Charles

This authoritative and easy-to-follow guide provides a thorough grounding in producing studio shots that are both technically competent and aesthetically pleasing. After a comprehensive survey of studio equipment and lighting techniques, the authors examine the full range of studio subjects, from portraits and nudes to still lifes and macro work.

The Photographers Guide to the Studio

In their familiar easy-to-read style, the authors (who have earned their living by taking pictures all over the world) provide a wealth of information on the theory and practice of exposure, whether on location or in the studio; information which is always applicable, regardless of the size of the reader's budget. They begin by looking at what constitutes the 'perfect exposure', and then move on to the theoretical basis of exposure determination; the different types of meters available; metering techniques; and how to apply those techniques to a wide range of subjects. There are also chapters on printing (in monochrome and colour), and appendices on the Zone System, using Polaroids, and useful rules of thumb. Over 200 pictures complete the story, with detailed explanations of how exposure readings were modified to achieve the desired results.

Perfect Exposure : From Theory to Practice

Gardners Books

Learn the Lighting Secrets of Today’s Top Photographers One of the most enduring images in art and photography, the nude continues to inspire photographers of all levels to explore the nuances of lighting. Now updated for the digital age, with more than 70 all-new images and lighting diagrams, Lighting the Nude, Revised Edition offers a behind-the-scenes look at how today’s top photographers sculpt light across the human form to create stunning, unforgettable images. Inside you’ll find: • Lighting and posing setups for more than 140 nudes. • A wide range of styles, from classical to fantasy, romantic to erotic. • Camera settings, tips, and techniques straight from the photographers. • A comlete introduction to gear, along with tips for working with models.

Lighting the Nude: Top Photography Professionals Share Their Secrets

Luck, Steve

Amphoto Books

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Travel Photography

A House in the South: Old-Fashioned Graciousness for New-Fashioned Times

The Lens Book: Choosing and Using Lenses for Your Slr

The Film Book: Choosing and Using Colour and Black & White Film

The Lens Book: Choosing and Using Lenses for Your Slr

The Film Book: Choosing and Using Color and Black and White Film

The Black & White Handbook: The Ultimate Guide to Monochrome Techniques Updated Edition

The Photographers Guide to the Studio

Perfect Exposure : From Theory to Practice

Lighting the Nude: Top Photography Professionals Share Their Secrets