Finding the Picture: A Location Photography Masterclass

by Philip A. Malpas, Clive Minnitt, Charlie Waite (Foreword)

Encompassing all kinds of location photography, this portable workshop deals with fundamental questions such as What should one photograph? and How should he tackle it? Covering the vast spectrum of landscape photography, this illuminating guide provides technical advice and a pragmatic approach to unlocking creativity to capture the most successful representation of a landscape. Tackling a wide range of themes, including photographic styles, sources of inspiration, seeing versus looking, simplifying photographs, self-criticism, and experimentation, this resource promotes freeing up the imagination and "finding the picture," and is a perfect reference for photographers suffering the photographic equivalent of writer’s block.

Genres: Photography

157 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Sagar · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book has changed my perspective from photography as a science to a photography as an art. Its always the case but in todays race of producing next gen technology, the art is being neglected.

This book delivers what it is intending to which is advice from the photography tours which consist of many common dilemmas and questions anyone can have during a tour. Its surely a learning opportunity about many fundamentals of composition, design, technical aspect of an scene along with how to deal with day to day issues which photographer can face.

As you expect every photography book have stunning photos but this book has photos which will hook you up and take a pause to appreciate the beauty. I believe Phil Malpas and Clive wanted to share the same and its there; in each and every photo. Personally, for me every photo was a treat. Thanks for sharing your work Phil and Clive.

[Naroniq · Rating 2 out of 5]

Dla mnie to taka książka dla osoby, która być może nie robiła jeszcze żadnych zdjęć i nad niczym związanym z nimi się nie zastanawiała. Nie czuję żebym z niej coś wyniosła ale kto wie.