Brief Introduction
CAMERAS alone do not make strong photographs. The most important aspect of photography is your 'seeing eye' - your individual ability to effectively observe, and respond to, light, subjects and their surroundings. And, for landscape images, to interpret scenery, nature and plants.
This book, by photographer Edward Stokes, explores landscape photography. It is ideally suited to intermediate level photographers, though keen beginners will also benefit from the book's clearly structured and well-developed text. Practical experience enriches the pages.
The book begins by introducing the essential elements of photography. It then explores the key techniques underlying successful shooting. Edward Stokes' enthusiasm for photography, and for sharing is knowledge with others, shine through the examples and reproductions. The pages describing his own shooting will inspire anyone wishing to improve their photograpghy.
