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Gary Braasch

    Northwest
    Photographing the Patterns of Nature
    • Photographing the Patterns of Nature

      • 144pages
      • 6 heures de lecture

      The book aims to teach readers how to recognize and visually manipulate the patterns of life outdoors and how to make better pictures using these patterns. Gary Braasch's photographs illustrate his belief that "the whole is manifest in the part". Step by step, they show increasing levels of complexity in the process of composing photographs, whether close-ups or landscapes. The creative use of basic shapes and lines, common patterns, colour, texture and motion are documented, together with the more abstract and symbolic approaches to nature photography. A final section covers the business of selling nature photographs, from developing assignments to marketing strategies.

      Photographing the Patterns of Nature
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    • Northwest

      Pacific Coast and Cascades

      • 184pages
      • 7 heures de lecture

      Breath taking full-color photographs depict the richly diverse wilderness landscapes of the Northwest, ranging from the snow-capped peaks of Washington, to misty Vancouver Island, to the lush forests of Oregon

      Northwest