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Mastering Black and White Photography John Garrett

Mastering Black and White Photography By John Garrett

Mastering Black and White Photography by John Garrett


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Summary

After an explanation of the different processes, films, paper, and formats, the main part of the book looks at the most popular types of photography in black and white - namely Portraiture, Landscape, Still Lifes and Nudes, Architecture and Art, and Reportage.

Mastering Black and White Photography Summary

Mastering Black and White Photography: A Unique Case Study Approach to Achieving Professional Results by John Garrett

After an explanation of the different processes, films, paper, and formats, the main part of the book looks at the most popular types of photography in black and white - namely Portraiture, Landscape, Still Lifes and Nudes, Architecture and Art, and Reportage. Each subject is examined in a series of throughly practical Case Studies, each of which shows the whole story of an assignment - from negative to contact sheet to finished print - making this a unique teaching tool. John Garrett makes no apologies for laying out the worst as well as the best of his assignments to reveal the problems faced by a professional photographer and how they were solved. A range of subjects, types of commission, and photographic approaches is covered in over 40 case studies. All the cases studies contain considerable emphasis on the photographer's need to communicate effectively. Garrett's accessible, friendly, informative text is packed with advice, techniques, and tips.

About John Garrett

Australian by birth, John Garrett came to London in 1966. After working as a fashion and advertising photographer, he moved to photojournalism, with assignments for Paris Match, Stern, the Sunday Times, and Time. He later returned to advertising work, and became involved in directing television commercials. He has exhibited widely, including at the Barbican (2001), and has exhibitions planned Sydney and Melbourne (2003). He is the author of many books, including The 35mm Photographer's Handbook, which has sold more than 2 million copies to date. In 1990 he wrote the Art of Black and White Photography (Mitchell Beazley).

Table of Contents

Introduction: The Art Of Photography 06; What makes a good photograph? What makes a good photographer? Why shoot in black and white? What does black and white offer that colour does not? What are the limits of black and white? Cameras, Films, Papers, And Formats 12; Choosing what suits you and suits the subject. Darkroom Techniques 18; From traditional darkroom to digital techniques: opportunities for experimentation. Portraits 20; Thinking about the attributes of the subject and how to get the most effective picture. The case studies cover a range of subjects, types of commission, and photographic approaches. Each case study illustrates certain key points in portraiture which are summarized in the boxes. These include every aspect from film and lighting to printing and manipulation of the final image. Landscapes 56; Introduction and Case Studies; Still Lifes And Nudes 86; Introduction and Case Studies; Art And Architecture 116; Introduction and Case Studies; Reportage 140; Introduction and Case Studies; Glossary Of Technical Information 166; Bibliography 170; Index 172

Additional information

GOR002304089
9781845330699
1845330692
Mastering Black and White Photography: A Unique Case Study Approach to Achieving Professional Results by John Garrett
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Octopus Publishing Group
20050818
176
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Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

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