Throw away your camera: and become a photographer

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5-Stars // "This book provides us with sufficient knowledge to think outside the box and discover that there is still more to photography than meets the eye."Readers' FavoritePhotography guide: composition, light and philosophy.Throwing away your camera when you want to be a photographer may sound weird at first, but all this book is about is for you to manage to escape the first significant barrier in photography, which is photography gear.We understand now that an essential part of becoming a photographer is to master light and be able to create images by using it appropriately. That is all there is to it. At least the artisan part of it. You need to understand how light is used to represent real-life forms and use it within your photographic frame to create a beautiful, attractive visual stimulus for human emotions.by George TatakisGeorge Tatakis is an internationally awarded photographer, exhibiting and publishing his work in important institutions and media, such as the Benaki and Fragonard museums, the New York Times, National Geographic and LFI. his body of work and numbered print owners are archived at the Benaki Museum.Full review by Readers' Favorite:Reviewed by Maria Victoria Beltran for Readers' FavoriteThrow Away Your Camera and Become a Photographer by George Tatakis is a non-fictional guide to photography, touching on subjects such as composition, light, and philosophy. While it doesn’t fully explore all the technical aspects of photography, the book shows us that photographic gear isn’t always as important as the picture you create. Photography is not only about the image, but how you master light and how you utilize it in creating your images. In the first half of the book, Tatakis discusses what taking a photograph entails, particularly the subject matter and composition. The second half goes on to share the author’s thoughts on photography, especially relating to his underlying philosophy. Here, we see the personal struggle of a photographer as he grows artistically.Throw Away Your Camera and Become a Photographer by George Tatakis is primarily a semi-technical guide on photography, but is also an in-depth look into a photographer's mindset and the creative process. The book shows us that capturing an image is not just about knowing how to operate a camera or knowing what photographic equipment to use. It reveals that hard work, patience, and perseverance are also essential factors in creating a consistent body of work. Through the latter more personal aspects of image making, we see why some photographs stand out more than others and why photography is also highly regarded as a form of art and not just a means of documentation. This book provides us with sufficient knowledge to think outside the box and discover that there is still more to photography than meets the eye. Read more

ASIN B0BKCM71TD
ISBN13 979-8359976091
Language English
Publisher Independently published
Dimensions 6 x 0.53 x 9 inches
Item Weight 14.1 ounces
Print length 224 pages
Publication date October 24, 2022

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