Harold Davis Livres

Focusing on the art of black and white photography, this handbook offers a comprehensive guide to capturing and processing striking monochrome images in the digital age. Readers will discover a complete workflow, from pre-visualization to post-production, alongside inspirational techniques and tools. The author shares his creative journey through various captivating photo destinations, providing insights into his artistic and technical approaches, making it an invaluable resource for both aspiring and experienced photographers.

Valuable as text and a reference, this concise monograph covers calculus of finite differences, gamma and psi functions, other methods of summation, summation of tables, and infinite sums. 1962 edition.

Focusing on enhancing digital imaging skills, this book serves as a comprehensive guide for photographers eager to elevate their artistry. It features a wealth of striking, award-winning images that inspire creativity and innovative thinking. Ideal for those looking to push their boundaries, the resource provides practical insights to help create visually stunning artwork.

Focusing on macro photography, this guide offers insights from acclaimed photographer Harold Davis on capturing stunning floral images. It covers various flower types, essential macro equipment, and techniques for shooting both in the field and studio. Additionally, readers will learn Photoshop techniques specifically tailored for enhancing flower photography. This visually appealing and informative resource is perfect for photographers keen on floral imagery and those who appreciate beautiful flower photography.

Focusing on the convergence of Black & White and High Dynamic Range imaging, this book offers photographers innovative techniques for enhancing dynamic range and effective monochromatic conversion methods. It provides insights into best practices that leverage both trends, guiding readers to master this unique photographic approach in the digital era.

Exploring the evolution of photographic techniques, this book delves into how artists like Ansel Adams and Edward Weston enhanced the tonal range in their work. It highlights the meticulous processes of burning and dodging, illustrating how these methods have shaped the art of photography since its inception. Through a blend of historical context and practical insights, readers gain an appreciation for the skill and creativity involved in achieving dynamic imagery.

This comprehensive photographic resource offers extensive guidance on using Photoshop creatively, featuring a visually stunning design filled with beautiful images. It serves as both an instructional guide and an inspirational tool for users looking to enhance their skills and explore the artistic possibilities of the software.

As Harold Davis fell under heavy machine-gun fire, his body riddled with bullet wounds and life seemingly slipping away from him, he could not have realised that he was one of the Korean War's more fortunate soldiers.

This book caters to a diverse audience interested in macro and nature themes, offering insights that resonate with readers who appreciate the interconnectedness of ecosystems and broader environmental issues. Its engaging content is designed to attract those seeking a deeper understanding of the natural world and its complexities.

Learn to create captivating subject matter using tools such as framing, shapes, perspective, negative and positive space, and abstraction