If you are a landscape photographer I think you’ll like the latest Craft & Vision eBook by Michael Frye. In it he covers the exposure trinity of Aperture, ISO and Shutter Speed with a specific focus on landscape photography. As an added bonus the 50 page book is illustrated with some stunning and inspirational images. [...]
Read the rest of this post »I’ve shot on both film – where I used to develop my own black and white prints – and now shoot on digital. With film, you had to at least develop your negatives, and usually enlarge and print them in order to see the final result. However with digital photography huge volumes of images lurk [...]
Read the rest of this post »You know how much I like the Craft and Vision series of eBooks setup and run by David duChemin and I know you like them too from the clicks through to their site I see. So today I’m happy to say they’ve given us all an early Christmas present and released a completely FREE (yes [...]
Read the rest of this post »Andrew S Gibson has been busy of late. As well as running a great website, organising workshops and travelling he still finds time to produce great eBooks packed full of tips. Hot on the heels of his most recent Craft & Vision book “Beyond Thirds”, he’s followed up with a new book, available on his [...]
Read the rest of this post »There’s no such thing as “correct” composition, just bad composition, good composition, and inspired composition. When you first start getting a little more serious about photography it’s highly likely that you’ll start to encounter the core set of rules: rule of thirds expose to the right balancing elements plus many more! Whilst these can be [...]
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