Field Techniques and Tips for Nature Photographers: A Practical Guide for Quality Photo Images

This book is about "nature photography" in its purest form, not computer enhanced photographic adjustment. Includes techniques for photographing wildlife never before addressed in quite this way. Explains why the use of "photographic blinds" and "stealth" in wildlife photography is not only wasteful of the wildlife photographer's time and efforts, but is actually detrimental to his/her overall efforts. Discusses how a nature photographer must learn to "see" in order to learn how to photograph. Describes the benefits of working alone, as opposed to photographing with others. Explains how a photographer must be able to find, then view, potential subjects from landscapes to still-lifes long before ever reaching for his camera. The book will enable nature photographers, at any level of competence and experience, to obtain better images, with enhanced detail and superior color saturation, in camera, than any other book on the market today. Read more