The last part of the book is dedicated to alternative processes, including cyanotype, argyrotype, gum bichromate and hand-tinting. Clear, concise diagrams are provided, as well as the steps involved for successful infrared photography. This book is ideal for the beginner and intermediate portrait photographer. The author takes on the topic in chronological order, from first developing client relationships to determining the best location, lighting and technique. She later delves into selecting the proper make-up, clothes and color analysis.
Later chapters deal with art direction, real-life shoots and working with children.
In this book, he shares the photographic wisdom and Photoshop methods that helped create these colorful, mysterious images. Inc. A practical guide to the refinements of color and black and white photographic printmaking. The first two of the 15 chapters address how we see and how the film sees. The rest of the book covers technical issues including calibration, enlarging, contrast control in color, fiber versus resin-coated black and white paper, and many other topics. Numerous fine illustrations, including 16 pages of color.