Digital Photography Masterclass: By Tom Ang
Published: 1st May 2008
Price: £20.00
Advanced photographic and image-manipulation techniques for creating perfect pictures
Develop your photographic eye, improve your skills and learn how to digitally enhance and manipulate your pictures with Digital Photography Masterclass - the new title from Tom Ang. This practical guide from the renowned author and digital photographer will take you through the processes with step by step tutorials, examples and stunning imagery.
Throughout the book Tom uses a selection of innovative approaches to pass on valuable skills, from the tutorials to practical assignments and projects Tom encourages you to go out and explore digital photography for yourself.
Digital Photography Masterclass covers everything from basic tidying-up techniques to complex creative manipulation exercises, with examples from all genres of photography including travel, portrait, documentary, landscape and nature, sports, architectural, wildlife and fine art. Tom will teach you to see through the eyes of a professional whilst motivating you through critiques and analysis of others work. Fascinating interviews with successful international photographers including Emily Allchurch and Duane Hart feature alongside galleries of their work, giving both beginners a taster and the more advanced something to aspire to. Invaluable advice on image management and workflow help those seeking a professional career, or those looking for a new hobby.
About the Author
Best selling author, Tom Ang is an award winning photographer and presenter of BBC TV’s A Digital Picture of Britain. He was Senior Lecturer in Photographic practice at the University of Westminster for 12 years and worked and a technical and picture editor for numerous magazines. Tom won the Thomas Cook Travel Award for is photographic coverage of the Marco Polo Expedition, which pioneered the modern land crossing from Europe to China via central Asia. Digital Photography Masterclass is his fifteenth published book.
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