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A master class from the acclaimed photographer whose photography workshops have previously been offered only through the Bryan Peterson School of Photography.

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Shows how to successfully take portrait shots - at any moment, any place. This work explains what makes a photo memorable and how to use lighting, setting and exposure to reveal the wonder and the joy of everyday moments. It is intended for beginners, as well as professionals.

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Explains complex concepts in understandable and even humorous language. It offers tips, techniques and exercises to help amateurs in the field compose stronger, more compelling photographs.

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Suitable for photographers, this book shows how to capture subjects in innovative fresh ways - from animals and plants, to objects found in the kitchen, the supermarket, even the local tip. It offers information on equipment, exposure, light and composition.

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This guide to on- and off-camera flash picks up where Peterson's "Understanding Exposure" leaves off, helping free photographers from the limitations of auto to get the images they want when natural light isn't enough.

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Exposure is one of the most difficult and therefore in-demand topics with amateur photographers, who are always striving for the elusive "perfect shot". This title shows amateur photographers of all levels how to conquer more than 25 tricky exposure scenarios frequently found in the field.