DSLR Photography Made Easy: Simple Tips on How You Can Get Visually Stunning Images Using Your DSLR (Photography, Digital Photography, Creativity)

You CAN Finally Learn How To Create Visually Stunning Images With This Book (Even If You Are A Complete Beginner!)

2ND EDITION 2015 - NOW with more AMAZING photography pictures!!!

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This book has been designed to walk you through the hobby of photography and how to deal with your newly-purchased DSLR camera. In order to take great pictures, you will need a great understanding about how your equipment works.

Creating Amazing Images Was Once Only For Professionals But With This Book - Even YOU Will Be Able To Astonish Your Friends And Family On The Quality of YOUR Photography!

Just A Couple Of Things That You Will Learn...

• Understanding what ISO is and how to best use it
• Different Aperture values to create a more stunning image
• Utilizing specific Shutter speeds to alter the amount of light in your picture
• PLUS Much More!!!

Apart from that, this book will also show you some of the secrets used by the most successful photographers for whom taking breath-taking shots is as easy as breathing. Combine well-grounded knowledge of DSLR technology and expert tips from the best in the industry and you will end up with album upon album of memorable pictures that will make your proud.

Are YOU Ready To Become A Better Photographer?

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BRIEF ABOUT AUTHOR :

Hello, I decided to write a variety of High Quality books that I have knowledge in, from experience and from reading other books because information can CHANGE people's life for the better and being able to do this is my Number 1 priority. I hope that my books will be of Massive help to you. Dwayne Brown.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON :

1) A really useful book. - I have a DSLR camera and although I love taking photos with it, I realised that they could be so much better, which is why I downloaded this book.

It is quite simply a gem! The author starts by explaining what DSRL cameras are, and then goes on to discusses what type of photographer you want to be, and the type of images you want to capture.

From there the world of the DSLR camera unfolds, he gives plenty of excellent advice on how to use it and make your photos look as visually stunning as possible. He then goes on to explain some of the tricks of the trade, and discusses the increased revival in the popularity of black and white, and sepia, photography.

Included also are tips on maintenance of your camera.

In the conclusion, it was nice to see a good selection of photos for different types of photography, macro, landscapes, portrait, nature etc.
Basically I am really happy that I downloaded this book and am enjoying ‘playing’ with my camera.

By Susan Keefe on September 7, 2015

2) Really made DSLR photography easy for me! - The step-by-step information was real easy to understand.

There were so many beneficial topics here, like light issues (dealing with the sun and flash), camera maintenance, F stops, zooming etc. There was even a really small chapter on photos hoping, but I’ve got another in-detail book on Photoshop software. Plus there was a great bonus chapter on making portraits! The help on hand positions were vital, like the knee tripod, bazooka hold, using a prop etc.

Before downloading this I just checked out the rating of some other books and compared to them this one really stood out. And I am glad I was not disappointed. I particularly liked the extra photos given at the end of the book. They were great examples, though if those images went along with the explanations about those particular types, i.e. landscapes, portraits, black or white etc. it would have been more suitable in my opinion.

By CherylC. on January 6, 2016

The Unforgettable Photograph: 228 Ideas, Tips, and Secrets for Taking the Best Pictures of Your Life

Renowned photographer George Lange’s work is guided by one simple truth: An unforgettable photograph is not about what the subject looks like, but what it feels like. In this entirely new kind of photography guide, written by Mr. Lange and Scott Mowbray, magazine editor and longtime amateur photographer, the rest of us will learn how to take photographs that don’t just document life but celebrate it.

No fancy equipment required. Just hundreds of simple, inspiring ideas and lessons—each one illustrated with a photograph—organized around the six essential principles of seeing like a photographer. (Here’s one: Shoot the Moment, Not the Subject.)

Here’s why to shoot in natural light—always. The fun of putting babies in surprising places. How to get intimate with food. Using a dramatic sky as your backdrop. The benefit of learning to know the light in every room of your house. Shooting hands or feet instead of faces. How to move past the “I was here” postcard effect. How to catch the in-between moments. Because in the end, it’s about living the moment, shooting the moment—and being in the moment forever.Amazon.com - Read eBooks using the FREE Kindle Reading App on Most Devices


BRIEF ABOUT AUTHOR : 

George Lange has been taking photographs all his life. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, he began his career working for Annie Leibovitz and Duane Michals, and went on to shoot for many major magazines, national newspapers, entertainment studios, and corporations. Today he is best known for his commercial still and motion work.

Scott Mowbray, now the editor of Cooking Light, is a serious amateur photographer and longtime Time Inc. editor. He lives in Birmingham, Alabama, and Louisville, Colorado.

SOME OF THE SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW FROM AMAZON :


1) An Unforgettable Book - This book is great. Lange demonstrates his experience and talent as a photographer with beautiful photographs. The point of the book is to give you tips "for taking the best pictures of your life" and it does just that. It doesn't really focus on the technical aspects about photography which makes it different from other photo books and is something I enjoyed. This book is about telling a story with your photographs and capturing those special moments that are constantly disappearing. Lange encourages readers to always keep shooting and look for the in-between moments that make a picture truly memorable. The design of the book is simple, clean, and beautiful and is easy to just flip through or read cover-to-cover. I recommend this book to any photographer looking to capture simple moments of life with a new perspective.

By john girard on September 7, 2013


2) You'll learn at least something that will make your pictures more artistic and you as photographer more respectful... - "The Unforgettable Photograph" by George Lange is an extraordinary photography book that will give numerous tips how to create beautiful pictures that will help you to save a part of everyday reality forever so you can always remember it.

The book is not only for inexperienced photographers but also for people who have lot of experience taking pictures because it is the little things that separate quite ordinary images from a little masterpieces that will be after many years still admired by you and all those who saw them.
Among 230 ideas the reader will learn why is good to take pictures on natural and avoid artificial light, how to take pictures of vegetables and fruits, how to avoid each picture from the trip doesn't look like a postcard, and many more...

The author's main idea he tries to teach each photographer that isn't most important how the subject looks but how she/he feels when you're taking picture.

To make sure that this book is also for you, it's important that you won't need expensive cameras and accessories to be able to adopt described techniques - all the lessons author is teaching can be tried with even 50$ cameras because it's not about the quality of device, but the quality and feel of photographer.

Overall, this guide with 228 ideas and secrets that will help you to start making unforgettable photographs can be helpful for anyone who enjoys photography, because you'll be able to learn at least something that will make your pictures more artistic and you as photographer more respectful.

By Denis Vukosav TOP 100 REVIEWER on September 24, 2013