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The Photography Handbook

by: Terence Wright

The Photography Handbook is an introduction to the principles of photographic practice and theory and offers guidelines for the study of photographic media. Beginning with a history of photography, Terence Wright examines the medium's characteristics, scope and limitations. The Photography...

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Pinnacle Studio 8 for Windows

by: Jan Ozer

For consumers who want to explore both video-editing and DVD authoring, there's now an affordable tool'Pinnacle Studio 8 ($99)'and an affordable book that gives them the background in DV and DVD production technologies to do so effectively. In Pinnacle Studio 8 for Windows: Visual QuickStart...

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Regarding the Pain of Others

by: Susan Sontag

In this reappraisal of the intersection of information, news, art and politics in the contemporary depiction of war and disaster, Susan Sontag, one of the most respected writers in the US, cuts through circular arguments about the role of imagery in contemporary Western culture. Taking up the...

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Belfast

by: Christopher Hill

Straddling a broad sea lough and cradled by the surrounding green hills, Belfast has one of the most scenic locations in Ireland or Britain. It still boasts many superb buildings from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, along with fine parks and pleasant river walks. But it is the modern city which...

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London in the Sixties

by: George Perry

London in the sixties includes the famous- Mick Jagger, Terence Stamp, Michael Caine. Seminal moments are captured of swinging London to give a thrilling taste of how it was to live in this seminal decade.

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London

by: Horst Herzig

Here, Horst and Tina Herzig focus on Britain's dynamic capital city to give us a visual survey in black and white. The results of their walks through London's streets, parks and neighbourhoods collected here are more than a simple documentary record of a time and a place. Interspersed among the...

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The ''Times'' Picture Collection: London

by: Ian Harrison

This title presents a photographic portrait of this London, which captures the changing face of the capital through the 20th century. Long gone are the days when being a Londoner meant being born within the sound of Bow Bells. London as a city, a place in which to live and work, has attracted...

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Digital Photography

by: Patrick Hook

This is a brand-new edition of a popular title from the best-selling need to know? series. Fully revised throughout, with up-to-date information on digital cameras and equipment, this book is the comprehensive guide to taking successful digital photographs. Don't know which digital camera to buy?...

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The Complete Guide to Light

by: Mark Cleghorn

A photographer's understanding of light is fundamental to the success of their images. When trying to control light in photographs, technical knowledge is closely linked to creativity and a grasp of both is vital. In this comprehensive guide, Mark Cleghorn introduces us to and fully explains the...

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Digital Photography Beyond the Camera: Expert Photoshop and Digital Know-how for...

by: Ian Farrell

The power of digital processing means that pressing the shutter is only the beginning of the process. Digital files or scans from traditional prints always need some post-production work, even if it is just a minor tweak to contrast or colour.This comprehensive guide demonstrates expert...