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About Creative Lighting: Digital Photography Tips And
How to make digital photography lighting more creative—and less challenging!How do you master the art of lighting your photographs? Go beyond the basics, go beyond the "rules," and get creative with the help of renowned photographer Harold Davis. In this book, Harold shows you how to break the boundaries of conventional wisdom and create unique, lively, and beautifully lit photographs. Packed with tips and tricks as well as stunning examples of the author’s creativity, this book will both inform and inspire you to create your own lighting style.Teaches you when and how to control the light in your photographsReviews the basic “rules” of digital photography lighting and shows you how to break the rules to create your own uniquely lit imagesHelps you start building a lighting style of your ownIncludes stunning examples of the author’s photography and lighting techniquesWhether you're a beginner or a seasoned digital photographer, you'll find ideas and techniques to spark your creativity. Amazon.com Exlusive: Introduction Letter from the Author Dear Amazon Readers, Light is crucial to photography, and without lighting you cannot have a photo. But books about light and lighting come in a number of varieties. So if you are considering my book, I wanted to let you know why I wrote Creative Lighting: Digital Photography Tips & Techniques, where I am coming from in this book, and what you’ll find in it. If there is one skill a photographer needs, it is the ability to see and understand light. Learning about the directionality, intensity, quality, and color of light is partly intuitive--but can largely be taught. Creative use of lighting makes or breaks a photo, whether the photo is shot outdoors or in the studio. Furthermore, you can’t even begin to understand how to create effective lighting until you learn to “read” light itself. Becoming familiar with l
