Product Description

In Digital Wildlife Photography professional photographer Chris Weston explains how to use digital capture to take stunning wildlife images - images that accurately reflect your experiences without the need for post-capture enhancement. The main focuses of the book are the in-camera, in-the-field techniques that will help you to get the most from your digital camera. The contents combine solid, practical advice with case studies, diagrams and a range of digital wildlife images captured around the world by a leading professional.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #47340 in Books
• Published on: 2008-04-01
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 176 pages

Synopsis
In "Digital Wildlife Photography", professional photographer Chris Weston explains how to use digital capture to take stunning wildlife images - images that accurately reflect the photographer's experiences without the need for post-capture enhancement. The main focuses of the book are the in-camera, in-the-field techniques that will help you to get the most from your digital camera. The contents combine solid, practical advice with case studies, diagrams and a range of digital wildlife images captured around the world by a leading professional.

About the Author
Chris Weston is a full-time wildlife photographer and photojournalist, as well as running various photography workshops, a successful image library and a photographic tour company, Chris is a co-founder of the Association of Professional Nature Photographers. His is also a regular contributor to numerous magazines and the author of several books, including The Expanded Guide to the Nikon F5 and The Photographic Guide to Exposure, both from the Photographers' Institute Press.

Customer Reviews

Simple explanations at last
I have been into digital photography for about 18 months and am still absorbing the technicalities. Chris Weston's ability to put things in an understandable way has made life much easier, not only on the technical front but also in commonsense ways to take pictures.

Digital Wildlife Photography
all the info you need was there, but it left me wanting more, more pictures, more anicdotes, more of the passion for wildlife, a very relaxed read, explains detail in a simple way, has a dry sense of humour, which comes through as you read the pages, in all very impressed, Chris's passion for wildlife is evident from the first page, he explains the lengths to go to to get THE shot, without disturbing the subject or anything around it, sounds more sas than photograhper. I am on a course, and if this book is anything to go by, I think it'll be a good day out. A good read, and some amazing stills can't recommened it enough.