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Index
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Introduction
Refine Your Vision
Break Away from the Iconic
Chapter One: The Heart of Photography
Learn to See the World Around You
Show Your Passion
Nurture Your Creativity
Special feature: Work Through the Dry Spells
Chapter Two: Celebrating Light
Capturing Light
All Light Is Good Light
The Nature of Sunlight
Blue Sky Blues
Bring on the Clouds
Atmospheric Conditions
The Angle of Light
Correct Versus Creative Exposure
Special feature: The Color of Light
Exercise: Become a Weather Watcher
Chapter Three: Creating Visual Flow
The Value of Pre-visualizing
Subject Placement
The Elements of Design
Choosing the Frame
Creating Impact with Contrast
The Art of Exclusion
Visual Depth
Special feature: Left- Versus Right-Brain Thinking
Exercises: Practice Composition
Evaluate Composition
Try Different Cropping
Take a Minimalist Approach
Practice Perspective
Chapter Four: Seeing in Color
Yellow
Red
Blue
Balancing Color
A Case for Black and White
Chapter Five: Interpreting the Landscape
The Grand Landscape
The Intimate Landscape
Close-Up Images
The Telephoto Image
Special features: Pointers for Landscape Photographers
Choosing an Aperture
Creating Panoramas
Creating Intimate Landscapes
Photographing Close-Up
Focus Stacking
Exercise: Look More Deeply
Chapter Six: The Narrative Image
Find the Story in the Landscape
Capture the Telltale Moments
Find the Action
Creative Shutter
Special feature: One Fine Foggy Morning
Chapter Seven: Impressions of Nature
Panning Technique
Multiple Exposures in Camera
Special feature: The Abstract Photograph
Exercise: See Beyond the Literal
Chapter Eight: Seeing in the Dark
Composing with Starry Skies
Preparing the Camera for Night Photography
Photographing Stars as Points of Light
Focusing and Depth of Field in Night Photography
Photographing Star Trails
Landscapes with Moonlight and Stars
Special features: Common Sense Guidelines for Photographing Safely at Night
Calculating Exposures for Star Photographs
Exposure Times for Star Points of Light
Resources
Index
About the Author
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