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  • Izdošanas datums: 30-Jun-2020
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  • ISBN-10: 1681985659
  • ISBN-13: 9781681985657
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The Art, Science, and Craft of Great Landscape Photography, 2nd Edition teaches photographers how to convert their visual peak experiences—moments of extraordinary natural beauty that evoke a sense of wonder and awe—into stunning images that elicit the same awestruck emotion in their viewers. Author Glenn Randall is an experienced wilderness photographer, and whether you want to venture into the mountains for once-in-a-lifetime shots of raw nature, or simply hone your landscape photography skills from the safety of your back deck, Randall explains the art, science and craft behind creating stunning landscape photographs.

This fully updated edition of the best-selling first edition includes nearly all new imagery throughout the book, as well as a new first chapter, "Photographic Essentials," to help beginners to landscape photography get up to speed quickly. Additionally, this second edition takes into account how Randall's techniques have changed and evolved since the first edition published—from photographic practices to how he uses smart phones and apps as important and powerful tools for landscape photography.

After discussing photographic essentials, Randall focuses on the art of landscape photography. He describes his three-step process for composing a photograph and shows how good composition is an organic process that begins with rules but ultimately transcends them. Randall then explores the science behind successful landscape photographs, which requires understanding key concepts from geography, optics, vision, and psychology. These concepts include:

    • How the position of the sun at sunrise and sunset varies throughout the year. This will help you plan when and where to shoot.
    • Using optics to predict where rainbows will appear, how polarizers will interact with reflections, and where to find spectacular light.
    • How to use topographic maps and computerized mapping tools to help you find promising shooting locations in the wilderness.
    • Calculating exposures, achieving correct exposure in high-contrast lighting situations, and the best digital darkroom techniques.

With some practice and by applying the techniques that Randall teaches you, you will soon be ready to master the finer nuances of creating magnificent landscape photographs.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction
Chapter 1: Photographic Essentials
Chapter 2: Landscape Photography Looks So Easy
Chapter 3: In Search of Extraordinary Landscapes
Chapter 4: Visualization
Chapter 5: The Art and Science of Light
Chapter 6: The Art and Science of Composing Compelling Images
Chapter 7: The Perfect Exposure
Chapter 8: Digital Capture and Processing of High-Contrast Scenes
Chapter 9: Take a Walk on the Wide Side
Chapter 10: The Landscape at Night
Chapter 11: The Psychology of the Compelling Landscape
Index

Introduction 1(14)
From Peak Experience to Well-Crafted Image
8(7)
Chapter 1 Digital Photography Fundamentals
15(20)
The Exposure Triangle
15(7)
Depth of Field and Hyperfocal Distance
22(3)
Exposure Modes
25(3)
Auto-focus Modes
28(2)
Meter Modes
30(1)
RAW Versus JPEG
31(1)
White Balance
32(3)
Chapter 2 Landscape Photography Looks So Easy
35(12)
Depth Perception
36(2)
Limited Dynamic Range
38(1)
Limited Sensory Input
39(1)
Brightness Constancy
40(1)
Color Constancy
41(2)
Clutter
43(1)
Focus
44(3)
Chapter 3 In Search of Extraordinary Landscapes
47(24)
Have an Image in Mind Before Leaving Home
48(1)
Time in an Area Is the Greatest Luxury
49(2)
Map and Compass Fundamentals
51(2)
Always Carry a Compass and a Smartphone with a Sunrise/Sunset App
53(1)
Keep Other Seasons in Mind as You Scout
54(2)
Shoot Study Frames and Take Notes So You Can Relocate Favorite Subjects
56(1)
The Diligent Local Photographer Should Always Have the Best Photos of Nearby Areas
56(4)
Whenever Possible, Scout Sunrises the Day Before
60(1)
When Scouting for Flowers, Density Trumps Breadth
61(1)
Steep Slopes Are Problematic
62(3)
Sometimes the Best Possible Shot Is an ERNI
65(1)
Sit Tight, Don't Gun and Run--Usually
66(1)
As You're Scouting, Look for Other Possible Vantage Points
67(4)
Chapter 4 Visualization
71(20)
Using Maps to Help Visualize Photographs
71(8)
Searching for the Position of the Sun, Moon, and Galactic Center
79(3)
Planning an Image of the Full Moon Over Longs Peak
82(9)
Chapter 5 The Art and Science of Light
91(38)
Lighting Fundamentals
92(2)
Blue Skies and Red Sunsets
94(9)
White Clouds and White Haze
103(2)
Rainbows
105(6)
Calculating Rainbow Positions
111(3)
Rainbows and Polarizers
114(3)
The Rarest Light of All
117(12)
Chapter 6 The Art and Science of Composing Compelling Images
129(26)
The Essentials of Graphic Design
134(3)
Focus-Stacking
137(5)
Balance and Depth
142(6)
Color
148(7)
Chapter 7 The Perfect Exposure
155(22)
How Light Meters Work
155(1)
Exposure Danger Zones
156(4)
Histograms
160(4)
The Four Basic Exposure Strategies
164(1)
The PhD Strategy
164(2)
The Limiting Factor Exposure Strategy
166(1)
The Rembrandt Solution
167(2)
Graduated Neutral-Density Filters
169(3)
The Digital Version of the Rembrandt Solution
172(1)
HDR
172(1)
The Universal Exposure Strategy
173(4)
Chapter 8 Digital Capture and Processing of High-Contrast Scenes
177(38)
Countershading
178(3)
How Our Visual System Processes High-Contrast Scenes
181(2)
Capturing Rembrandt Solution Images in the Field
183(5)
Merging Rembrandt Solution Images in Photoshop
188(4)
The Rembrandt Solution Lite
192(4)
HDR: A Technique That Has Come of Age
196(3)
Setting up an HDR Image
199(4)
Tone-Mapping HDR Images in Lightroom
203(3)
Keeping It Real with HDR
206(5)
Final Thoughts on Realism and HDR
211(4)
Chapter 9 Take a Walk on the Wide Side
215(24)
Setting up a Single-Row Panorama
215(5)
Finding the Nodal Point
220(2)
Camera Settings for Single-Row Panoramas
222(2)
Stitching Panoramas
224(3)
Shooting and Processing High-Contrast Panoramas
227(4)
Multi-Row Panoramas
231(8)
Chapter 10 The Landscape at Night
239(46)
Equipment for Night Photography
239(2)
Focusing and Composing at Night
241(2)
Exposure at Night
243(1)
Maximum Shutter Speed Chart
244(1)
Photographing the Milky Way
245(3)
Holding Detail in the Land
248(2)
Processing Milky Way Images
250(6)
The Modified Rembrandt Solution
256(3)
Shooting Milky Way Panoramas
259(5)
Photographing Star Trails
264(4)
Processing Star Trails Images
268(1)
Closing the Gaps in Star Trails Images
268(3)
Photographing the Aurora
271(4)
Photographing Moonlit Landscapes
275(3)
Can Night Photographs Be Authentic?
278(7)
Chapter 11 The Psychology of the Compelling Landscape
285(15)
Landscape Photography and Evolution
288(8)
On Culture and Creativity
296(4)
Index 300
Since 1979, Glenn Randall has combined his love of the wilderness with his passion for photography to create stunning landscape images. His intimate knowledge of atmospheric optics, weather conditions, and the landscapes he photographs allows him to find an intersection between magical light and stunning subject matter, which results in exceptional images. He is the author of several books, including the best-selling The Art, Science, and Craft of Great Landscape Photography and Dusk to Dawn: A Guide to Landscape Photography at Night.

Glenn's work has been included in calendars for Audubon, Avalanche, Barnes & Noble, Brown Trout, Sierra Club, Nature Conservancy, and Runner's World. His images have been published in Audubon, GEO, Outdoor Photographer, Outside, SKI, Los Angeles Times Magazine, National Geographic Adventure, New York Times Magazine, and many others. His photographs have also been used by book publishers and corporate clients. At age 56, he has accumulated nearly 1,200 photo credits, including 73 covers, and sold over 10,000 prints.

Glenn has authored 200 magazine articles and nine books, including two books of landscape photographs: Rocky Mountain National Park Impressions and Colorado Wild & Beautiful, both published by Farcountry Press. He recently completed a seven-year project called Sunrise from the Summit, in which he shot the sunrise (and occasionally the sunset) from the summit of all fifty-four Colorado Fourteeners (peaks over 14,000 feet).