The Photographer’s Eye by Michael Freeman is a textbook, mostly, for the intangible aspects of art within photography. That is to say, concepts of shape and design, process and mental fortitude, as opposed to the coarse grain of technique. It’s a book whose focus is more on what must happen in the photographer’s mind, than what must happen …
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One Wedding: How to Photograph a Wedding from Start to Finish [Review]
One Wedding: How to Photograph a Wedding from Start to Finish by Brett Florens is a look at one professional wedding photographer’s approach to serving his customer’s needs. Published earlier this year in May 2014, Florens was probably using the techniques and processes described here at least as recently as early 2013. So as of now, it’s reasonably …
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