Bryan Peterson's Exposure Solutions: The Most Common Photography Problems and How to Solve Them
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Bryan Peterson's Exposure Solutions: The Most Common Photography Problems and How to Solve Them Details
About the Author Bryan Peterson is a professional photographer, internationally-known instructor, and the bestselling author of Understanding Exposure, 3rd Edition; Bryan Peterson’s Understanding Photography Field Guide; Bryan Peterson’s Understanding Composition Field Guide; Understanding Flash Photography; Understanding Shutter Speed; Understanding Close-Up Photography; Learning to See Creatively; Understanding Digital Photography; and Beyond Portraiture. He is also the founder of the online photography school The Perfect Picture School of Photography (ppsop.com). Bryan lives in Chicago. Read more
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Reviews
I enjoyed reading this book (purchased Kindle digital format). I think Bryan Peterson is one of those photographers who makes it look easy and is able to teach effectively. This ia a great book for beginner to intermediate photographers. Lots of hints on how to get that photograph and how to think about the how things like exposure and aperture will affect not only getting a technically correct photo but how you can use it to tell a story and do something artistic. I see so many people critiquing technical correctness over the overall emotional and artistic aspects of a photo and perhaps we have lost some of the fun by trying to be technically correct instead of just capturing the emotion and story of what we're photographing. I think Peterson strikes a nice balance between all these aspects of photography and I also enjoyed the pictures in the book.
