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order a signed copy of my book, please send a check made out to Russ
Burden for a total of $28.00 to cover the cost of the book, postage
and handling. Feel free to email me at rburden@ecentral.com
to let me know you are placing an order. Found below are two reviews
of the book. A) This indispensable reference guide gives amateur photographers everything needed to take their photography to the next level using all types of cameras – from low-end and high-end point-and-shoot cameras to SLR (single lens reflex), traditional and digital cameras. The basic information covered includes lighting and exposure, film, digital, lenses, filters, earning money from photography, and going pro. Designed to be as comprehensive as it is easy to use, this book is organized into popular subject areas, such as sports and action; travel; pets, zoos, and wildlife; close-up and macro; flowers; landscape; and aerials and underwater. The instructive, yet attractive, photographs paired as "before" and "after" shots give the reader solid, visual comparisons to the tricks and techniques necessary to go from taking "nice" pictures to "wow" images. • Color-coded by camera type/skill level • Covers sports, travel, aerial and underwater photography • Includes details on using Photoshop and other software to manipulate images. • Beautiful, inspiring photographs are integrated throughout this tutorial B) Reviewer: Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - Amphoto's Complete Book Of Photography: How To Improve Your Pictures With A Film Or Digital Camera is a comprehensive resource to improving the quality of one's pictures, no matter what the medium one works with. Advice for both technical issues (learning when and how to use fill flash, selecting the most appropriate camera angles) and artistic inspiration (watching for moments of interaction between people, simplifying images to give them more power) and much more pack this thorough compendium. In addition to color photographs throughout, the pages of Amphoto's Complete Book Of Photography are color-coded for quick and easy lookup of specific types of photography - blue for stripped down point-and-shoot, green for more advanced situations, red for using a traditional or digital SLR, and much more. Highly recommended for any amateur or professional photographer seeking to improve. |
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