This book explores how to creatively use your shutter, aperture and ISO and how they relate to the one-stop system. We also touch on focus modes, digital duotones and explore how controlling white balance and the exposure modes of your camera. Find a walk-through demonstrating the power of Levels, Curves, and the Histogram. The inner technical details are spared as this gu This book explores how to creatively use your shutter, aperture and ISO and how they relate to the one-stop system. We also touch on focus modes, digital duotones and explore how controlling white balance and the exposure modes of your camera. Find a walk-through demonstrating the power of Levels, Curves, and the Histogram. The inner technical details are spared as this guide focuses on using your camera creatively. Inside you will find hundreds of images from photographer Jake Garn illustrating the photo topics discussed. Shooting for love for two decades has meant re-inventing and re-imagining style many times over as the industry has changed several times over. What remained consistent are the creative principles and tools that Jake brings to every shoot. You will also find inspiring photographers from art history including the first ever Vogue photographer. Another powerful woman who wouldn't back down from her government employers. Also how a very famous photographer settled a bet for a racehorse owner so wealthy they named a University after him and many more. Also included are twelve photo assignments, each putting what you learn into practice; share your results (or an image from your portfolio) for each assignment on our private community where you can get critiques, ask questions and get a response directly from the author. Find the link to our private, censorship-free network inside the pages!
Make Your Portraits Magic: Using Digital Camera Settings Creatively
This book explores how to creatively use your shutter, aperture and ISO and how they relate to the one-stop system. We also touch on focus modes, digital duotones and explore how controlling white balance and the exposure modes of your camera. Find a walk-through demonstrating the power of Levels, Curves, and the Histogram. The inner technical details are spared as this gu This book explores how to creatively use your shutter, aperture and ISO and how they relate to the one-stop system. We also touch on focus modes, digital duotones and explore how controlling white balance and the exposure modes of your camera. Find a walk-through demonstrating the power of Levels, Curves, and the Histogram. The inner technical details are spared as this guide focuses on using your camera creatively. Inside you will find hundreds of images from photographer Jake Garn illustrating the photo topics discussed. Shooting for love for two decades has meant re-inventing and re-imagining style many times over as the industry has changed several times over. What remained consistent are the creative principles and tools that Jake brings to every shoot. You will also find inspiring photographers from art history including the first ever Vogue photographer. Another powerful woman who wouldn't back down from her government employers. Also how a very famous photographer settled a bet for a racehorse owner so wealthy they named a University after him and many more. Also included are twelve photo assignments, each putting what you learn into practice; share your results (or an image from your portfolio) for each assignment on our private community where you can get critiques, ask questions and get a response directly from the author. Find the link to our private, censorship-free network inside the pages!
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Jocelyn Soriano –
What I love about the book “Make Your Portraits Magic” by Jake Garn is that it doesn’t make you anxious about the technical aspects of photography. It inspires you by showing you great examples of photos, and not by overwhelming you with lessons that can get in the way of learning photography by heart. It is not that this book isn’t filled with technical know-how, for it is brimming with information that can help those who want to learn more about photography. But it can simplify the knowledge yo What I love about the book “Make Your Portraits Magic” by Jake Garn is that it doesn’t make you anxious about the technical aspects of photography. It inspires you by showing you great examples of photos, and not by overwhelming you with lessons that can get in the way of learning photography by heart. It is not that this book isn’t filled with technical know-how, for it is brimming with information that can help those who want to learn more about photography. But it can simplify the knowledge you need in such a way that you can focus more on your passion rather than stressing yourself for fear of failing to get things right. This book urges you to be creative and to fall in love more and more with photography. Each lesson is filled with wonderful pictures inviting you to try and to keep on experimenting, to capture beautiful moments with the tools you currently have. When it begins its lessons, you learn step by step. You are given analogies that are easy to visualize and remember. Even when you’re a total beginner, you can have the confidence you need to start not only a hobby but a true passion you can pursue for life. I think what makes this book effective is its simplicity. Instead of making it sound like photography is too complex to learn, it encourages the reader by showing him what he could easily do at the moment. For this, there are core principles shared as well as exercises to practice what one has just learned. There is even an invitation to join a community that could help him learn more. In addition to this, there is also a bit of historical insight within each lesson. It conveys important milestones as well as key people in the history of photography. As a bonus, I appreciate that this book also teaches about post-processing. It gives you an idea of how various software available today can help you achieve the desired outcome for your photos. This book is not an encyclopedia that can answer all your questions about photography, but it is a great start for anyone who would like to pursue photography as a hobby or passion for life. Learn the basics or simply re-ignite your creativity and fall in love with photography all over again. Note: As part of its artistic illustrations, some photos in this book contains nudity.
Travis Hougland –
After 15 years as a Photographer, this book managed to reignite my love of light! This book was a joy to read, to say the least... Almost all of the lessons I've learned over the last 15 years (Before and after college and on-the-job) were displayed in an aesthetically pleasing and easy to digest format. The illustrations for each section are quite effective in solidifying the concepts firmly in my imagination. The flow of information from front to back cover is very cohesive and easy to remember After 15 years as a Photographer, this book managed to reignite my love of light! This book was a joy to read, to say the least... Almost all of the lessons I've learned over the last 15 years (Before and after college and on-the-job) were displayed in an aesthetically pleasing and easy to digest format. The illustrations for each section are quite effective in solidifying the concepts firmly in my imagination. The flow of information from front to back cover is very cohesive and easy to remember. But, as a professional photographer with 15 years behind me, my favorite part of this book was how it reignited my love for photography with the "Art History" sections sprinkled throughout. I had only one professor back in college that would offer these humanizing historical glimpses into the thoughts and feelings of the photography giants, whose shoulders we now stand upon. This book not only provides the very pertinent and easy to understand concepts behind photography, but also nurtures a love for the act of photographing the world, and the people within. Even after 15 years behind the lens, I will keep this book handy for reference and inspiration.
Patricia Kaniasty –
Nice pictures. A lot of useful information here.
Jake –
I put this book together to give you creative control of your camera in the simplest way possible! I want you to pick it up and be inspired to get out and SHOOT! Twelve lessons, shooting assignments, featured photographers from history and hundreds of whimsical fashion examples from me will hopefully give you the inspiration you need to get out and shoot on your own! Not to toot my own horn but how can I not review my own book to spice up my feed! :)
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