Photos with Impact

Author(s): Tom Mackie

Coffee Table Books

With the sophistication of camera equipment today, taking a regular photograph is relatively straightforward. But taking - and making - a photograph that will have more impact than others requires much greater insight and harnessing of abilities and techniques. Tom Mackie recognizes that a key technique in his work is the ability to see subjects that others might miss and to simplify images down to their basic elements. In this guide he describes in detail how readers can learn to do the same. In "Designing the Image", Mackie considers how an understanding of the basic rules of composition is crucial to successful image-making and subsequently, how breaking these rules can also work effectively to create striking modern compositions. For powerful, graphic impact, Mackie explores the use of strong colours and shapes - he also explains how to use lighting and filters to best effect to enhance pictures, and finishes with a look at how he employs digital photography in his field

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Tom Mackie was born in Philadelphia and spent the first five years of his career as an industrial photographer in Iowa. He then began photographing landscapes in the western United States and since settling in the UK in 1985 has established an international reputation, and received numerous awards, for his remarkable landscape, travel and architectural photography. He lives near Norwich, England.

Introduction 1 Seeing the Picture 2 Lighting 3 Designing the Image 4 Colour and Form 5 Enhancing the Scene Equipment Acknowledgments Index

General Fields

  • : 9780715315057
  • : david
  • : david
  • : 29 September 2003
  • : 260mm X 240mm
  • : United Kingdom
  • : books

Special Fields

  • : Tom Mackie
  • : Hardback
  • : 771
  • : 144
  • : 200 colour photographs, index