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Today, photo professionals and amateurs alike can quickly amass thousands of photographs. The challenge for photographers at every level is how to keep track of all those photographs. Where do you store them? How do you organize them? How do you find a particular photo when you need it? Adobe...

Introduction to nature photography including wildflowers, birds on the wing, snow, with photos of animals, insects, flowers, and demonstration of processing with Photoshop.

An introduction to the important filters for use in digital photography especially of the landscape and a process to obtain fine images from a contrasty original.

How to rid yourself of the 'sun over your shoulder' mantra and add the wow factor to your pictures by shooting into the light. How to calculate exposure, look for subjects, avoid flare, make silhouettes and make your people subjects comfortable. Many examples of images included.

How to process your portrait shots to get the best results without losing the reality of the subject. In other words, how to make the final print as faithful to the subject as possible and not over process so that your sixty year old sitter has the skin of a sixteen year old. Also how to concentrate the viewer's attention on the subject.

What to look for when entering photography competitions. The benefits for your photography and how to get the 'wow' factor. Illustrated with example pictures and step by step instruction for processing images.

These days selling individual photos to magazines is harder than ever especially if you want to be paid. This e-book encourages photographers who want to earn from their photography to add words to their pictures. Written by a regularly published writer/photographer who shows how he has worked over many years with practical examples.

According to the Concise Oxford Dictionary, a boudoir is a woman’s bedroom or a small private room. Hence photography for the boudoir generally consists of images that depict the woman of the house in desirable or seductive poses which often means in or half out of intimate lingerie to show off...

Details the author's learning curve when starting to photograph birds in flight. Illustrated with pictures that complement the text. The details in this e-book are in the author's e-book Starting Nature Photography so if you have that book, do not buy this one.

How the author, the former editor of The Black and White Enthusiast magazine, processes his black and white images from digital colour images and colour transparencies (slides). Illustrated with many screen shots to show how he works.

Shows the ways in which movement can be shown in a still photograph. Demonstrates the use of blur, panning, freezing and also how Photoshop can be used. Additional information on the making of abstract images by moving the camera while exposing and post-processing with Photoshop to produce abstract pictures.

This book is a compilation of a number of my e-books that have been published on individual topics. These include . How to do Well in Competitions, Into the Light, How to Show Movement in Still Photography, Starting Macro Photography, and Starting Nature Photography.

How to produce abstract images in camera or by using Photoshop on images already on file. This book shows how the author began making photographs by using intentional camera movement and then began using Photoshop to make abstracts of some of his previously made photos.

A hankering after being able to create landscape panoramas but without the necessary panoramic camera led David Bigwood to begin by cropping his medium format transparencies then, when he moved from film to digital, to using Photoshop to stitch a series of images together. In this book he describes...