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E-raamat: Within the Frame, 10th Anniversary Edition: The Journey of Photographic Vision

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When Within the Frame was first published in 2009, it received high praise for both its practical teaching and its humanity. Ten years later, it is a best-selling modern classic and a must-read.

Author David duChemin's masterful and balanced emphasis on both the head and the heart-craft and technique on the one hand, passion and vision on the other-mirror the process of creating compelling, meaningful photographs that convey your vision. Filled with engaging photography, thought-provoking text, actionable takeaways, and creative exercises, the book's message continues to resonate strongly with readers across the globe.

Celebrating a decade since its original publication, this 10th Anniversary Edition of Within the Frame has been given a hardcover treatment and an updated, refined design, but retains everything that has made it so well received in over a dozen languages.

Whether you're encountering this classic for the first time or revisiting its universal themes, you'll find the book inspirational and instructional in its real-world wisdom and beautiful photography. David continues to encourage you to reach beyond the usual shortcuts and search for what matters to you, not giving up until you convey it through your photography: "I'm chasing my vision, and you will chase yours in the places best suited to that. What's important is that you chase that vision intentionally and with passion, refusing to let it be anything but yours and yours alone."

Through a genuine and soulful discussion about creating photographs of people, places, cultures, and the discovery of a personal point of view that makes those stories compelling and authentic, David teaches how to seek and serve your creative vision through the art of photography. He shares the nuances of approaching different subjects, the value of scouting locations (and wandering in unfamiliar places), techniques for photographing landscapes, how to capture a sense of place and culture with sensitivity through images of food, festivals, art, faith, and more. Most importantly, David maintains the crucial theme of vision and helps you find, cultivate, and pursue your own-and then fit it within the frame.

TABLE OF CONTENTS





Chapter 1: It's About Vision Chapter 2: Within the Frame Chapter 3: The Artist and the Geek Chapter 4: Storytelling Chapter 5: Photographing People Chapter 6: Photographing Places Chapter 7: Photographing Culture Final Thoughts
Foreword ix
Joe McNally
Introduction xii
Chapter 1 It's About Vision
2(6)
Understanding Vision
2(4)
Chasing Vision
6(2)
Chapter 2 Within the Frame
8(32)
Photograph What Moves You
10(3)
Make Me Care
13(2)
Putting It in the Frame
15(3)
Excluding It from the Frame
18(3)
Indecisive Moments
21(6)
It's All Subjective
27(1)
The Illusion of the Exotic
28(6)
Putting Time Within the Frame
34(6)
Length of Time
34(4)
Choice of Moment
38(2)
Chapter 3 The Artist and the Geek
40(44)
Gear Is Good, Vision Is Better
42(6)
Decent Exposures
48(4)
The Best Digital Negative
49(1)
Exposing for the Highlights
50(2)
Seeing the Light
52(6)
Choose Your Lens Based on Behavior
58(10)
Telephoto Lenses
59(4)
Pushing the Wide
63(5)
The Rule of Thirds
68(3)
There Is No Un-Suck Filter
71(3)
Inspiration and Perspiration
74(10)
Chapter 4 Storytelling
84(28)
Universal Themes
86(4)
Conflict Within the Frame
90(2)
The Photo Essay
92(7)
Relationships
99(2)
Attention Management
101(4)
Leaving Clues and Provoking Questions
105(7)
Chapter 5 Photographing People
112(58)
Approaching People
114(4)
The Language Barrier
118(4)
The Eyes Have It
122(4)
Capturing Emotion
126(6)
On Giving and Taking
132(3)
Indecent Exposures
135(2)
Photographing Children
137(5)
Photographing the Elderly
142(7)
Candids vs. Portraits
149(8)
Why Photograph Candid Street Scenes?
149(1)
Staying Focused
150(7)
Abstracting People
157(1)
Lighting Challenges on Location
158(6)
Four More
164(6)
Chapter 6 Photographing Places
170(70)
Research
172(3)
Scouting
175(2)
Not-So-Great Expectations
177(5)
Be Prepared
182(5)
Beyond the Postcard: The Value of Wandering
187(4)
Slow Down
191(1)
The Feel of Place: Sensual Exploration
192(2)
Be Present: Physical and Emotional Receptivity
194(8)
Be in the Right Place
196(1)
... At the Right Time
196(3)
... In the Right Frame of Mind
199(3)
Photographing Iconic Places
202(2)
Iconic Images in Mundane Places
204(3)
Making the Image
207(6)
Wait for It
209(2)
Seek It
211(1)
Mine It
211(2)
Adding the Human Element
213(2)
Adding Scale
215(3)
Landscapes
218(8)
Creating Depth with Layers
226(4)
Photograph the Big Stuff
230(4)
Shoot the Details
234(6)
Chapter 7 Photographing Culture
240(34)
Cultural Sensitivity
243(7)
Research and Ask Questions
244(2)
Values and Taboos
246(1)
Different Isn't Wrong
246(2)
We Are All Different, We Are All the Same
248(2)
History and Heroes
250(3)
Photographing Food
253(4)
Festivals and Celebrations
257(4)
Photographing Art
261(2)
Photographing Language
263(2)
Photographing Faith
265(9)
Remember the Deeper Subject and Find a Way to Express It
266(4)
Be Respectful
270(4)
Final Thoughts 274(4)
Index 278
David duChemin is a world and humanitarian assignment photographer, best-selling author, and international workshop leader whose spirit of adventure fuels his fire to create and share.

Based in Vancouver, Canada, David chases compelling images on all seven continents. When on assignment, David creates powerful photographs that convey the hope and dignity of children, the vulnerable, and the oppressed for the international NGO community. When creating the art he so passionately shares, David strives to capture the beauty of the natural world. Find David online at davidduchemin.com.