Lighting (Paperback)

David Prakel (author)

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Paperback 192 Pages
Published: 24/01/2019

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Synopsis

Understanding light is fundamental to good photography. How any image is lit will change how the viewer sees and interprets the content. The second edition of Lighting teaches the theory and background of how light works, the different types of light and the rules it obeys. The book gives guidance on how to measure, control and use light for the best photographic exposure. With new images and case studies, this edition encourages a bolder and more innovative approach to the use of light in photography.

Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN: 9781350109858
Number of pages: 192
Weight: 434 g
Dimensions: 229 x 152 mm
Edition: 2nd edition

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Exceptional. A number of students I know have bought this and so they should. Informative and inspiring. - (Praise for the first edition) K. J. Shepherdson, Canterbury Christ Church University, UK

The Lighting text is one of the best I have come across thus far; thorough, clear, well-designed, great examples. - Michelle Given, Murray State University, USA

Unlike the usual approach, Prakel not only considers studio light but all light as the basis for building a picture. Outstanding point of view, backed by visual proof and succinct but juicy text. Can't help but recomend to everyone in photography education or trade! - Armando Vilas-Boas, Institute of Visual Arts, Design & Marketing, Portugal

A very useful book which will support students in First Year as they engage with the technical and aesthetic uses of lighting in photography. - Tracy Piper-Wright, University of Chester, UK

Essential guide for students with clear chapters, content and examples. - Claire Sambrook, University of Portsmouth, UK

A stimulating and thought-provoking overview of photography's application since its modern inception. - Norwich University of the Arts, UK - Gretchen Geraets