Photo Impressionism and the Subjective Image: An Imagination Workshop for Photographers

by Freeman Patterson

In Photo Impressionism and the Subjective Image the authors show how photographs can be used to alter physical reality to express the photographer's personal response to specific subject matter. The "impressionist" photographer deliberately abandons physical exactitude to convey the reality of feelings more effectively. This book explains how to venture into the non-literal world of photography to create and record impressions that express emotion, feelings and spirit. The first part of the book includes instructional topics such The second part is a gallery of photographs taken around the world with extensive captions that explain the authors' personal approaches to photography.

Genres: Photography

159 pages, Paperback

First published August 10, 2001

Reviews

[Leslie Godwin]

helpful and creative tips...old technology

[Aditya Sutrisno]

very good