Visually rich book from award-winning fine-art photographer explores both the technical and artistic aspects of digital photography!
* Author Vincent Versace is an award-winning photographer whose work is included in the Smithsonian's permanent collection.
* Each chapter includes inspiring images and practical exercises to help serious photographers take their work to a new, artistic level.
* This is an updated version of the critically acclaimed and bestselling first edition of the book.
Still photography doesn't have to mean static images,a fact nobody understands better than well-known photographer and Photoshop Hall of Famer Vincent Versace. In this book, Vincent details his cinematic approach to evoke time and its passage in still photographic images, and provides a wealth of practical and artistic guidance for anyone with a serious interest in digital photography. For this new edition, the author has added two completely new chapters and substantially expanded the already amazing chapter on black-and-white imagery. Whether readers are looking to enrich their Photoshop skills, broaden their understanding of conceptual and aesthetic principles, get a handle on lighting and color theory, or simply inject some life into their still digital images, they'll benefit from Vincent's unique approach to the art and craft of digital photography. Offering advice and instruction on everything from creating lighting in Photoshop to setting up printers, taking advantage of color management, converting RGB files to black and white, making digital images look like silver prints, capturing movement, and more, this beautifully illustrated guide conveys the unique vision of a singularly successful fine-art photographer.
