| We all witness scenes on a daily basis that would make memorable landscape images. With digital technology, these are now easier than ever to photograph. However, capturing the majesty of these scenes is still far from simple. If you just “point and click,” your images will fall short of communicating the true beauty of the scene. Fortunately, help is a few short lessons away. In this book you’ll discover options for enhancing your images through proper equipment selection and use, compositional strategies, texture- enhancing highlights and shadows, exposure techniques, quick digital fixes, and more.
Michelle Perkins is a writer, photographer, and graphic designer. She is the author of numerous books on photography and Photoshop, including The Beginner's Guide to Adobe Photoshop, Digital Landscape Photography Step-by-Step, and The Practical Guide to Digital Imaging (all from Amherst Media). She is a regular contributor to Rangefinder magazine and has also written for PC Photo.
SPECS: 9x9, 120 color images, 112 page
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