The Essence of Close-up Photography
This is a well-organized book that contains every basic aspect of close-up photography, which lays the groundwork to becoming a successful nature photographer. The photographs in the book express the beauty, wonder, and importance of the natural world through the visualization of Nasrul Eam.
An Introductory Guide to Close-Up Photography
The text illuminates the key areas of close up photography as well as its composition, use of natural ambient light, from basic to advanced technical understanding, equipment choice, and the all-important interpretation, that will help to transform your photograph so that it glows with true passion. The Essence of Close-up Photography aims to enlighten both beginners and experienced photographers.
Takes One to an Amazing Zoomed-In World
For any committed photographer, there are few more pleasurable ways to spend an hour than immersed in the pages of a toothsome photography book. When we slurp through good photography, we are instantly told a story and gorge on the succulent work. The Essence of Close-up Photography; A guide to capturing the splendor of the unseen world, is one of a kind, which deals with amazing visual life of the zoomed in world, and teaches you the craft of capturing it.
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Nasrul Eam is a photographer and writer of the digital age. He was an award – winning web designer and worked as an art director for many years, then left to pursue a career as a photographer, photography writer, and instructor. He has a unique eye for observing nature and the lifestyle of people. Eam’s passion for photography, designing, writing, and art is remarkably absorbing and illuminating. Besides Essence of Close-Up Photography, Nasrul wrote books like The Quintessence of Photography: Understanding Composition for developing artistic vision, Illuminating Nature: Moments in Reflection, with more vivid examples for nature photography, and The Happy Children of the Third World, for touching the meaning of life to its core.
Nasrul founded Light and Composition Magazine, from the travel – dream destination of Maenam, on the island of Koh Samui, Thailand, in the beginning of 2010, during his South East Asia tour. Then on June 12, 2010, the magazine first saw the light of this world. Nasrul spends most of his time studying, travelling, photographing, and doing research. Travelling through different cultures took Nasrul closer to people, life and nature. He learnt different languages to understand people. Besides this, he studies the scriptures of different religions in their original language, and researches these with today’s established science, in order to understand the meaning of life. His research on science and religion helped him accept Islam.
Pages: 80 pages
Language: English
Edition: Revised Edition (March 19, 2011)
IOCTN (ISBN): 208-5-15631-215019521
First Publish Date: July 19, 2009
Author: Nasrul Eam
Size: 9.5 MB
Price: $ 18.99
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The contents of this book are masterwork. The writer have done a wonderful job on this topic! I totally rediscover closeup photography.
Good Book on Close-up and straight to the point. This is a book to read, and work on its concepts and ideas.
I browsed this author’s other book about composition and thought he had amazing photos. Then, I bought this book too, I hope it’s better than that one. Nasrul puts everything you need to start in close-up photography together into one book. Chapter one is not for an advanced photographer, but it is a great way to get started. There are lots of technical parts, which is helpful for close-up. I can tell you from experience that figuring out close-up and macro ratios can be pretty confusing if you start on your own. This is the book for you to get start with.
I have read a lot of books on photography in past 6 years, but this has definitely been the easiest one that I have read. I like the fact that most of the photos are taken with Nikon, without using any flash. Nasrul really knows close-up photography and I would recommend this to anyone interested in that subject. You will learn from this book a lot, and if you practice the methods nasrul advocates, you will become a better photographer. Highly Recommended!