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Basics Photography 01: Composition 2nd Revised edition [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 184 pages, kõrgus x laius: 230x160 mm, kaal: 572 g, 200 colour illus
  • Sari: Basics Photography
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Jul-2012
  • Kirjastus: AVA Publishing SA
  • ISBN-10: 2940411778
  • ISBN-13: 9782940411771
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 184 pages, kõrgus x laius: 230x160 mm, kaal: 572 g, 200 colour illus
  • Sari: Basics Photography
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Jul-2012
  • Kirjastus: AVA Publishing SA
  • ISBN-10: 2940411778
  • ISBN-13: 9782940411771
Strong images only come about through a combination of technical excellence and thorough composition. While there is plenty of technical advice, photographers often turn to fine-art sources for the so-called 'rules of composition'. This book, however, acknowledges photography's quite different dynamic and offers a contemporary approach to composition more suited to the medium.

The second edition of Basics Photography 01: Composition offers a contemporary approach to composition. Its six core chapters cover historical background and personal motivation, formal elements, space and time within the photographic frame and composition in real-world situations.

The Basics Photography series, originally published by AVA Publishing, comprises a collection of titles including: Lighting, Composition, Capturing Colour, Post-Production Black & White, Post-Production Colour, Working in Black & White and Exposure. Easily accessible and highly readable, the books clearly explain and explore fundamental photographic concepts; they are fully indexed and illustrated with clear diagrams and inspiring imagery, building to provide an essential introduction to the subject.

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Superlative book on a subject often too lightly dismissed but of the utmost importance. Clearly written, cleverly illustrated, thorough but straight to the point. A must for... well, everyone! * Armando Vilas-Boas, IADE, Portugal * The book has valuable information for any beginner photographer. The images are very helpful and inspirational. The printing quality of the book is of a high standard making it much more useful as a visual aid. * Rusaila Bazlamit, German Jordanian University, Jordan * A little bit of luxury to have an entire book given over to composition... this text informs and inspires. * K. J. Shepherdson, Canterbury Christ Church University * What an amazing book. * Kevin Scully, Granite State College at Rochester & Portsmouth, USA * Composition is one of those topics that has surely been done to death. But in the hands of David Präkel, the subject expands its scope in new and fascinating directions. Präkel's engaging and knowledgeable text sits perfectly alongside the consistently beautiful imagery. The fairest comparison would be to place this book alongside any of Michael Freeman's equally vital publications, and that is high praise indeed. If you're looking for a jolt of inspiration, this is the perfect book for you. * Oliver Atwell, Amateur Photographer, December 2012, http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/round-ups/539315/christmas-gift-ideas-be st-photo-books-of-2012 *

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Composition teaches the formal elements of how to organize space within the photographic frame and apply composition in real-world situations.
Introduction 6(2)
Basics
8(26)
The case for composition
10(4)
The rules
14(8)
Viewpoint
22(2)
Perspective
24(4)
Scale
28(2)
Case study - Simplify, simplify, simplify
30(2)
Exercise - Lenses and perspective
32(2)
Formal elements
34(56)
Point
36(6)
Line
42(8)
Shape
50(6)
Form
56(6)
Texture
62(6)
Pattern
68(2)
Tone
70(4)
Colour
74(12)
Case study - Aesthetics and the formal elements
86(2)
Exercise - Exploring a single object
88(2)
Organizing space
90(30)
Frames
92(16)
Balance
108(4)
Appearance of space
112(4)
Case study - Making space
116(2)
Exercise - Depth of field
118(2)
Organizing time
120(14)
Time passing
122(2)
Moments
124(2)
The decisive moment
126(2)
Sequences
128(2)
Case study - Moving camera
130(2)
Exercise - Re-photography
132(2)
Originality
134(20)
Finding your own view
136(4)
Contrasts and humour
140(2)
Imbalance
142(2)
Cropping
144(2)
Colour
146(2)
Digital imaging
148(2)
Case study - Reinvent an old process
150(2)
Exercise - Using `found' images
152(2)
Application
154(18)
Landscape
156(2)
Still life
158(2)
Portrait
160(2)
Documentary
162(2)
Figure
164(2)
Action/sports
166(2)
Fine art
168(2)
Advertising
170(2)
Conclusion 172(1)
Bibliography and webography 173(1)
Index 174(2)
Acknowledgements and credits 176(1)
Working with ethics 177
David Prakel runs photographic training workshops in Northumberland, UK. He has enjoyed a successful and diverse career in journalism, photography and education and has taught at all academic levels in both the UK and the US as well as at the prestigious Kodak Imaging Training Centre in Harrow, London.