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Commercial
Photography
Lighting
for Portraits (Lighting)
Lighting for portraits requires a broad range of skills and
a way with people. This title examines the work of top photographers
to uncover precisely how their highly successful portraits are
achieved. A broad range of styles and skills are covered, ranging
from simple set-ups using one light, to more advanced approaches
using multiple lighting techniques. The examples shown are of
known and unknown faces, and the functions range from commercial,
to editorial and personal work. Commercial
Photography.
Sell
and Re-sell Your Photos
Completely revised and updated, this classic book shows new
and veteran photographers how to sell their work. Filled with
photos, charts, tables and sidebars, Sell & Re-Sell Your
Photos helps photographers focus their goals and improve their
profits. Includes advice on:. Good pictures vs. marketable pictures.
The web and how computers are being used in the stock photo
business. How to market by mail, and present a professional
image. Promotion techniques that get pictures noticed. A filing
method that keeps pictures easily retrievable. How to approach
a photo agency. Commercial Photography.
The
Annabel Williams Book of Wedding and Portrait Photography
Williams shares the timetable of a real-life wedding, listing
the range of equipment and techniques she uses to ensure she
gets the variety of pictures everyone wants from the day. The
challenges of lighting for interior and outdoor shots, and for
winter weddings and rainy days, are covered. Advice on editing
a wedding album is included, as is a final chapter on new and
exciting ways of successfully marketing your work.
The
Best of Wedding Photography: For Digital and Film Photographers
Wedding photography is an ever-changing genre, where diverse
styles compete for attention in a crowded marketplace. Experienced
photographer Bill Hurter analyses how some of the industry's
most acclaimed professionals create their dazzling images and
stay at the top of this challenging field. A must have for wedding
photographers. Commercial
Photography.
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