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Outdoor Photography (19th Edition)

Outdoor Photography (19th Edition)
Magazine

Outdoor photography is one of the most rewarding yet challenging areas in which a photographer can specialise. Whether it’s cloudless skies or unpredictable animals; unexpected weather or tricky light conditions, this book is full of guides and projects to help you tackle every subject, from enhancing your landscape shots to improving your wildlife photos. There is an entire section dedicated to making sure you’re getting the basics right, including how to compose photos and take a panorama. Step-by-step tutorials will also show you advanced techniques for getting the most out of outdoor scenes, from seascapes to country gardens, standing stones to mountaintops. This practical guide also has useful tips for taking shots in all weather and around the clock. As you will need kit that can keep up with the action, we also deliver the verdict on the best accessories for your camera.

Welcome to OUTDOOR LANDSCAPE & NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY

CAMERA SKILLS

YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY • Discover 40 must-know tips for successfully shooting when out and about

MAXIMISE THE POTENTIAL OF LENSES • Discover how to get the most out of your optics with our top tips and tricks

SHOOT SMARTER WITH WIDE ANGLES • Make the most of a scene and harness the power of a wider field of view

GET MORE FROM PRIME LENSES • If you can only carry one optic with you, it should probably be a standard 50mm – and here’s why

MAXIMISE OPTICAL QUALITY • Ensure your captures are of the highest standard

SHOOT SHARPER WITH A TELEPHOTO • Longer lenses create challenges of their own, but great results can be attained

Anatomy of a lens • Take a closer look at how your camera works

10 ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS OF LANDSCAPES • Professional landscape shooter Peter Eastway gives us the lowdown on how to achieve the highest-quality shots of the world around us

STUNNING LANDSCAPES IN TOUGH CONDITIONS • You don’t always need perfect weather – we look at how rain, mist and fog can provide fine shooting opportunities too

WAIT FOR RIGHT LIGHT • Cloudy skies can yield dramatic shots – but to be in the right spot at the right time means going out when it’s still raining

WORK IN THE FOG • Create an ethereal mood

USE THE WEATHER TO YOUR ADVANTAGE • Tough conditions create opportunities for experimental photography – discover how to use long exposures for dramatic effect

CREATE MISTY MONO MINIMALISM • Capture strong black and white scenes with the help of mist and fog in the landscape

PREDICT THE WEATHER • Getting spectacular shots of towering thunderclouds or churning seas is all about watching the elements

SHOOTING PANORAMAS • Discover the professional secrets behind stunning panoramic views

TOP TIPS FOR GREAT PANOS

HOW TO SHOOT YOUR OWN PANORAMA

STITCH YOUR PANORAMA TOGETHER • Photoshop’s Photomerge feature makes stitching your panorama together an easier task

FROM DAWN TO DUSK • It may seem like the golden hours are the only times worth shooting landscapes, but here you can learn tricks for great shots at any time of day

Shooting the sunrise • For many photographers, it’s the best time of day for landscapes, so get up early and put these tips into practice

Midday captures • Received wisdom says that you can’t shoot outdoors at noon, but with a little effort you’ll get stunning shots

SHOOT GREAT MIDDAY VISTAS

Sunset scenes • Get the best from the most dramatic light

AFTER THE SUN SETS • Don’t pack up too early as you might miss some stunning colours in the sky

Capture the night • It may seem hard, but with modern equipment night imagery is easy

KEEP IT SHARP • Use mirror lock-up to squeeze out a...


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Frequency: One time Pages: 148 Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd Edition: Outdoor Photography (19th Edition)

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: October 22, 2024

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Photography

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English

Outdoor photography is one of the most rewarding yet challenging areas in which a photographer can specialise. Whether it’s cloudless skies or unpredictable animals; unexpected weather or tricky light conditions, this book is full of guides and projects to help you tackle every subject, from enhancing your landscape shots to improving your wildlife photos. There is an entire section dedicated to making sure you’re getting the basics right, including how to compose photos and take a panorama. Step-by-step tutorials will also show you advanced techniques for getting the most out of outdoor scenes, from seascapes to country gardens, standing stones to mountaintops. This practical guide also has useful tips for taking shots in all weather and around the clock. As you will need kit that can keep up with the action, we also deliver the verdict on the best accessories for your camera.

Welcome to OUTDOOR LANDSCAPE & NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY

CAMERA SKILLS

YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY • Discover 40 must-know tips for successfully shooting when out and about

MAXIMISE THE POTENTIAL OF LENSES • Discover how to get the most out of your optics with our top tips and tricks

SHOOT SMARTER WITH WIDE ANGLES • Make the most of a scene and harness the power of a wider field of view

GET MORE FROM PRIME LENSES • If you can only carry one optic with you, it should probably be a standard 50mm – and here’s why

MAXIMISE OPTICAL QUALITY • Ensure your captures are of the highest standard

SHOOT SHARPER WITH A TELEPHOTO • Longer lenses create challenges of their own, but great results can be attained

Anatomy of a lens • Take a closer look at how your camera works

10 ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS OF LANDSCAPES • Professional landscape shooter Peter Eastway gives us the lowdown on how to achieve the highest-quality shots of the world around us

STUNNING LANDSCAPES IN TOUGH CONDITIONS • You don’t always need perfect weather – we look at how rain, mist and fog can provide fine shooting opportunities too

WAIT FOR RIGHT LIGHT • Cloudy skies can yield dramatic shots – but to be in the right spot at the right time means going out when it’s still raining

WORK IN THE FOG • Create an ethereal mood

USE THE WEATHER TO YOUR ADVANTAGE • Tough conditions create opportunities for experimental photography – discover how to use long exposures for dramatic effect

CREATE MISTY MONO MINIMALISM • Capture strong black and white scenes with the help of mist and fog in the landscape

PREDICT THE WEATHER • Getting spectacular shots of towering thunderclouds or churning seas is all about watching the elements

SHOOTING PANORAMAS • Discover the professional secrets behind stunning panoramic views

TOP TIPS FOR GREAT PANOS

HOW TO SHOOT YOUR OWN PANORAMA

STITCH YOUR PANORAMA TOGETHER • Photoshop’s Photomerge feature makes stitching your panorama together an easier task

FROM DAWN TO DUSK • It may seem like the golden hours are the only times worth shooting landscapes, but here you can learn tricks for great shots at any time of day

Shooting the sunrise • For many photographers, it’s the best time of day for landscapes, so get up early and put these tips into practice

Midday captures • Received wisdom says that you can’t shoot outdoors at noon, but with a little effort you’ll get stunning shots

SHOOT GREAT MIDDAY VISTAS

Sunset scenes • Get the best from the most dramatic light

AFTER THE SUN SETS • Don’t pack up too early as you might miss some stunning colours in the sky

Capture the night • It may seem hard, but with modern equipment night imagery is easy

KEEP IT SHARP • Use mirror lock-up to squeeze out a...


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