Distributed for Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Photographing Trees
In Photographing Trees renowned wildlife photographer Edward Parker shares his expertise so that both amateurs and experts can get the best shots possible. As the author writes, “The wonderful thing about photography is that anyone can take a great picture almost regardless of the equipment. . . . The trick is seeing how the camera ‘sees’ and learning to turn whatever conditions you are faced with to your advantage.”
120 pages | 120 color plates | 10 1/4 x 10 1/4 | © 2012
Art: Photography
Biological Sciences: Botany
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Part One: How to Improve Your Photographs
Composition
Foreground
Background
Light
Lens effects
Viewpoint
Organisation and planning ahead
Part Two: How to Take Control of Your Camera
Taking control of exposure
Focus
Using aperture priority (A or AV)
Shutter
Flash
Image quality
Part Three: How to Photograph Trees
Whole tree
Filling the frame
Tree trunks
Leaves
Bark
Fruits, seeds and flowers
Woods and forests
Scale
Conclusion
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