The Art of Garden Photography
Although photography demands technical know-how, the act of composing a photograph is the medium's heart and soul. Adams addresses the equipment issue by giving concise, straightforward explanations of camera types, lenses, formats, films, and the pros and cons of digital photography. Then aesthetics and the art of composition are duly recognized as being critical to one's success in achieving beguiling garden shots in sun, shade, or snow. Helpful advice is plentiful, from ways to correct for various lighting conditions to points of view for close-ups or expansive vistas. Adams' expertise, derived, in part, from conducting workshops and seminars, shines through as he broaches a range of subjects that will inspire budding shutterbugs, and offers good counsel on setup and follow-through. More experienced photographers will certainly find a wealth of ideas or may want to focus in on Adams' tips for starting a garden photography business.Alice JoyceCopyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved