Digital Sports Photography: Take Winning Shots Every Time

by Serge Timacheff, David Karlins

Applies the fundamental concepts of great digital photography to sports photography, an increasingly popular speciality that is difficult to master due to bad lighting, unpredictable weather, flash limitations, fast-moving athletes, and other variables Written with amateurs, enthusiasts, hobbyists, and semi-pros in mind, the book addresses the new digital photographer who has either recently converted from film or who might be attempting serious photography for the first time Helps readers take advantage of the numerous innovations in software and online services that are available today to help photographers get their photos optimized, distributed, and printed Hundreds of dynamic color images help non-professional photographers get the most out of shooting any sport

358 pages, Paperback

First published September 2, 2005