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Learn to benefit from making critical artistic decisions in the presence of the scene or subject that inspired you—rather than hours, days, or even weeks later in front of a computer.
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Master the Shooting and Lighting Skills You Need to Capture More Expressive Images
In this unique book, Rod and Robin Deutschmann show you how to take a purposeful approach to shooting each frame. As they demon-
strate, digital photography doesn’t have to be about computer programs. The authors teach you why it is important to take full manual control of the image-creation process, so that you can build a meaningful message in-camera. With their help, you’ll learn to benefit from making critical artistic decisions in the presence of the scene or subject that inspired you—rather than hours, days, or even weeks later in front of a computer.
About the AuthorsRod and Robin Deutschmann are award-winning fine-art photographers. They are founders of the In-Focus Learning Center and are dedicated to teaching their artistry to students via their seminars and books.
Book Specs$34.95, 8.5x11 inches, 128 pages280 full-color photographs ISBN-13: 978-1-60895-237-3Order number: 1948
Features Seeing beyond the obvious aspects of a scene or subject
Taking manual control of all of your camera settings—and thinking critically about about their creative application
Dividing a scene into tiers of visual information and making artistic decisions about how these should relate to each other
Using motion blur and bokeh
Inventive techniques for “ripping,” “punching” and “finger painting” with your lens
New Book for Immediate Release
For further information or to receive a review copy, contact:
Kate Neaverth or Craig AlesseAmherst Media, 175 Rano Street, Suite 200, Buffalo, NY 14207(800) 622-3278 fax (800) [email protected] www.amherstmedia.com
Painting with a Lens
The Digital Photographer’s
Guide to Designing Artistic
Images In-Camera
by Rod and Robin Deutschmann
