297 results for "photography focus" between $10.00 and $400.00

Clyde Butcher’s compelling black-and-white photographs chronicle some of America’s most beautiful and complex ecosystems. For more than 30 years, he has been preserving the untouched landscape on film, and for 20 of those years he has concentrated on Florida. This collection combines work from the 1980s and 1990s, ranging from the forests of the Pacific Northwest, to the rocky country of Utah and Colorado, to the woodlands of the Chesapeake region and the wetlands of Florida.

Full title: "Manual Of Photography, Depth Of Focus And Exposure Tables. Developing & Printing--For Service & Civilian Use. Compiled by Doulas T. Hedges. Colour, Filters, Formulae, Moving Objects, Etc. Etc. Bernards Publishers, LTD. In good condition. Cover has minor signs of wear/light soil.

Pages: 172, Edition: 2, Hardcover, Ferguson Publishing Company

Scott Dressel-Martin A garden is defined by the light that strikes it. What we take from the garden is the reflected glow and wash of color and shadow, warmth and beauty, contrast and symmetry. Through photography, Denver Botanic Gardens Official Photographer Scott Dressel-Martin… (Read More)

ISBN-10: 1600596363 ISBN-13: 9781600596360. Edition: .

Photography Business Aspects

This volume presents a multifaceted, intriguing look at life in the East - from Egypt to the Ottoman Empire - while it traces the progress of some of the earliest photographic pioneers. The volume includes photographs from missionaries, tourists and members of scientific expeditions, and professional photographers such as Gustave Le Gray and Francis Frith.

Condition:  Fine. Light shelf wear to dust-jacket. Book in excellent condition, without defects.

Home > Multicultural focus: An exhibition of photography for the Los Angeles Bicentennial : Municipal Art Gallery,

Bullfinch Press 1993, hardcover, 8 3/8 x 10 1/2", 264 pages, black and white illustrations

. Softcover, new book with slight shelf-life wear on cover; 8-1/4 x 11", 144 pages, 115 color photographs. One of the country's foremost nature photographers explains not only the "how" but also the "why" - the creative process - behind his spectacular photographs.

Publisher: Bulfinch, Little, Brown & Co., Boston, First Edition Hardcover, 1993. In Very good condition. Small tear on front cover of D/J. 264 pages.

Written by bestselling author Jeff Wignall (The Joy of Digital Photography), this conveniently sized take-along guide is geared expressly to the novice digital photographer. It covers the important basics any beginner needs to know, from equipment (like D-SLRs, lenses, and flash) to technique (white balance, the effects of aperture settings and shutter speed). nbsp;Best of all, because it8217;s organized by topic into bite-size chunks of information, this highly illustrated manual8212;complete with...

National Textbook Company 1991, softcover, 7 1/4 x 9 1/4", 312 pages, black and white with a few color images. Good condition; inside pages clean. Cover has shelf-life wear; mild rubbing and some creasing/edgewear.

Author Joseph Ciaglia, a teacher and award-winning landscape photographer, first gives you a quick start guide to using a digital camera so you can read a few step-by-step pages and then go from picture to print in moments. He then uses everyday, easy-to-understand language to explain exposure, focus, lighting, file formats, file storage and organization, how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements and iPhoto to edit and improve images, printers, specialty photo papers, and how to get your photos on the...

Photographers can focus on just what they need with this no-nonsense guide to lighting and exposure. It provides key how-to information in short, to-the-point nuggets, so you can start taking better pictures instantly. Master photographer George Schaub outlines 25 basic photographic concepts and principles, then explains how to apply them to real-world shooting scenarios.