Camera Craft Learning The Technical Art Of Digital Photography Jodie Steen by Jodie Steen, Candace Dobro, Andy Batt 9781135041366, 1135041369 instant download after payment.

To create successful imagery, you need to balance technical know-how and aesthetic vision. In Camera & Craft, we deconstruct photographic principles in new ways to help you think through your process. Together with nine guest photographers, we explore photographic practice and follow up with inventive exercises and demonstrations that challenge you to engage with your tools―all with the goal of helping you work more creatively. Along the way are conversations with our guest photographers that address each topic, from how the professionals work with clients and models to what they think about as they look through the viewfinder.
Here’s what you’ll find inside:
Advice and insights from professionals working in a variety of fields, from photojournalism and portraiture to fine-art, landscape and commercial photography
Technical explanations about how photographic tools work―so you can connect knowledge to your practice and work more instinctively and creatively
Key steps for improving digital workflow
Innovative exercises at the end of each chapter as well as on our companion website that encourage you to experiment with and understand the photographic process―from learning how far you can push your camera’s sensor to exploring the effects of neutral vs. creative color
Interviews with technical and creative experts about developing skills and making images that matter
This book is part of The Digital Imaging Masters Series, which features cutting-edge information from the most sought-after and qualified professionals and instructors in the photography field. Based on the progressive curriculum of the Master of Professional Studies in Digital Photography (MPS DP) program created by Katrin Eismann at the School of Visual Arts (SVA) in New York City, these books are the next best thing to being in the classroom with the Digital Photography Masters themselves.