National Geographic Complete Photo Guide

Name: National Geographic Complete Photo Guide
Brand: National Geographic
SKU: 9781426221439-PRUSDTR-US
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How to Take Better Pictures

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Edition: US - Hardback

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English • Age Adult - Adult

416 pages • 7.13 x 10.12 x 1.23 in

Approx. weight: 2.81 lb

Publication date: 19 Oct,2021

Barcode: 9781426221439 • National Geographic

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By: Heather Perry

Photography is a fundamental skill with the power to enhance our lives, and this next book in National Geographic's revamped how-to photography line shows how to create great pictures--from composition and camera basics to smartphones, social media, and digital editing.

With more than two billion pictures taken every day, everyone is a photographer now--and we all want to get better at it. This definitive guide shares top secrets and skills from National Geographic's most talented photojournalists, all sure to help you capture the best pictures of what matters most.

Easy-to-follow, step-by-step pages take you through every technique you'll need to create stunning images, from exposure to flash to image enhancement. You'll also discover the broader dimensions of composition, photography history, and how to look at the world like a photographer. Engaging how-to features include "assignments"--such as photographing a single object to explore angles, lighting, and context--and "Why I Love this Photo," with penetrating commentary from National Geographic photo editors on iconic photos and what makes them great. Finally, a fascinating illustrated time line of photography tracks progress from daguerrotypes to smartphones.

Practical and inspiring, this is the perfect how-to, how-it-works, and how-to-get-better guide from National Geographic, the ultimate source for everything photographic.