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Overview
In this book, you'll explore ways of producing interesting—even surprising—photographic effects. Beginning with techniques for digital cameras, you'll learn how to use "incorrect" exposures to produce some striking images, and how "poor" focus can be consciously applied for dramatic results. Also covered are tips for photographing reflections for pleasingly distorted images, presenting extreme close-up views of your subjects, and more. Next, you'll learn how to use basic digital-imaging software to take your images to the next level. Easy-to-follow instructions are included for each technique.
FEATURES:
• Using your digital camera creatively to produce special-effects images—in just a few seconds!
• Enhancing your images (or creating entirely new ones) using digital imaging software
SPECS: 6 x 9, 96p, 120 full-color photos
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.
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