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E-raamat: Design Principles for Photography

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 11-Sep-2020
  • Kirjastus: Bloomsbury Visual Arts
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781000211573
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  • Kirjastus: Bloomsbury Visual Arts
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In an age over-saturated with photographic imagery, Design Principles for Photography demonstrates how design awareness can add a new level of depth to your images. By adapting and experimenting with the tried and tested techniques used by graphic designers every day, you can add dynamism and impact to your imagery, whatever the style or genre - something that today's editors, curators and publishers are all crying out for.

The second edition includes examples of unsuccessful compositions, annotated images highlighting key techniques and an expanded glossary. There's also a new section on movements in photography and their reflection in composition, including modernism, expressionism, and surrealism and interviews with international practitioners discussing how they've included design principles in their work.

Featured topics: Basic design theory; the use of space; positional decisions; the elements of design; line; shape or form; space; texture; light; colour; pattern; rhythm; contrast; scale and proportion; abstraction; movement and flow; containment; emphasis and emotion; justaposition; incongruity; mood and emotion.

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Webb offers a beautifully designed and very useful introduction to the creative composition of a photograph ... Provides readers with authoritative principles and superb photographic examples ... Summing Up: Highly recommended. All levels, all libraries. - CHOICE (of the first edition)

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A beautifully illustrated introduction to the use of design methodology in the creation of photographic images, helping photographers incorporate line, shape, color, space, texture and light into their creative work.
Introduction 6(4)
1 Basic design theory
10(32)
The role of the viewfinder in photography
12(6)
The use of space
18(2)
Positional decisions
20(6)
The rules and when to break them
26(8)
Exercise 1 Cropping
34(2)
Photographic genres -- Still life photography
36(2)
Styles and movements -- Pictorialism
38(2)
Further resources
40(2)
2 The elements of design
42(46)
Line
44(6)
Shape or form
50(4)
Space
54(6)
Texture
60(2)
Light
62(10)
Colour
72(10)
Exercise 2 Design limitations
82(2)
Photographic genres -- Fine art photography
84(2)
Further resources
86(2)
3 First design principles
88(34)
Pattern
90(4)
Repetition
94(6)
Interruption
100(2)
Variety and unity
102(2)
Rhythm
104(4)
Contrast
108(6)
Exercise 3 Form and structure
114(2)
Photographic genres -- Landscape photography
116(2)
Styles and movements -- Surrealism
118(2)
Further resources
120(2)
4 Depth and scale
122(2)
Overcoming limitations
124(4)
Actual and illusory depth
128(6)
Scale and proportion
134(4)
The absence of scale
138(2)
Abstraction
140(6)
Exercise 4 Abstract images
146(2)
Photographic genres -- Stock photography
148(2)
Further resources
150(2)
5 Movement and flow
152(22)
Directional forces
154(2)
Containment
156(4)
Flow direction
160(4)
Exercise 5 Observation
164(1)
Photographic genres -- Constructed or staged photography
165(3)
Photographic genres -- Photojournalism and documentary photography
168(2)
Styles and movements -- Modernism
170(2)
Further resources
172(2)
6 Emphasis and emotion
174(26)
Point of interest
176(6)
Focus areas vs areas of de-focus
182(2)
Juxtaposition
184(2)
Incongruity
186(2)
Mood and emotion
188(6)
Exercise 6 Themes
194(2)
Photographic genres -- Editorial photography
196(2)
Further resources
198(2)
7 Putting it all together
200(16)
Expressing views and visions
202(2)
Symbolism as visual shorthand
204(2)
Creative strategies
206(2)
Exercise 7 Concepts and ideas
208(2)
Photographic genres -- Design and conceptual photography
210(4)
Styles and movements -- Postmodernism: Predominantly 1960s to 1990s
214(2)
Conclusion 216(2)
Glossary 218(2)
Bibliography 220(2)
Index 222(2)
Acknowledgements and picture credits 224
Jeremy Webb, Distance Learning Tutor, UK Distance Learning & Publishing, UK. Jeremy is a photographer and tutor with 30 years' experience. His work with 'light painting' has been featured in the British Journal of Photography, as well as numerous published portfolios and websites.