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Fitzharris, whose work ranges from sweeping mountain vistas to intimate portraits of insects and flowers, offers tips that should help amateur shutterbugs improve their pictures. Readers who wonder why real life never seems to look as good as the scenes on calendars and postcards will discover how the use of filters, lenses, reflectors, and overprinting slides of images can improve nature.
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In this guidebook, wildlife photographer Tim Fitzharris shows you where and when to photograph the most spectacular natural phenomena in North America and elsewhere. You will discover the best places to photograph the surface acrobatics of humpback whales, the courtship of thousands of flamingos, the mountainside combat of bighorn sheep, and many more exciting wildlife events.
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Easy-to-follow instructions on how to photograph plants and animals by existing light amidst the beauty of the natural environment, along with introductory information on using computer imaging to produce a variety of special effects.
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Award winning nature photographer and author Tim Fitzharris has written the first book on computer imaging for outdoor photographers, and itÕs got everything youÕll need to unleash your creative juices and get going in this exciting new field. He shows how to use image-editing software and digital scans made on the desktop to correct, revise, and combine photographs youÕve recorded in the field.
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Prefect, professional quality photos may be only a click away once readers put into practice the myriad techniques offered in this new edition of this popular guide to 35mm landscape photography. A wealth of new features and information includes tips on technical control, overcoming psychological barriers, special considerations such as fog, lightning, and moving water.
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This book is for everyone who wants to take better bird photographs. It shows you how to photograph unobtrusively in intimate contact with your subjects whether they are in your backyard, in the woods, on the water, or at the end of the street. Full-color photos.
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