Light on the Landscape covers in detail the core photographic fundamentals such as light, composition, camera angle, and exposure choices, but it also deftly considers those subjects that are less frequently examined: portfolio development, marketing, printmaking, nature stewardship, inspiration, preparation, self-improvement, and more. Filled with beautiful and inspiring photographs, Light on the Landscape is also full of the kind of wisdom that only comes from a deeply thoughtful photographer who has spent a lifetime communicating with a camera. This collection of essays from author and…mehr
Light on the Landscape covers in detail the core photographic fundamentals such as light, composition, camera angle, and exposure choices, but it also deftly considers those subjects that are less frequently examined: portfolio development, marketing, printmaking, nature stewardship, inspiration, preparation, self-improvement, and more. Filled with beautiful and inspiring photographs, Light on the Landscape is also full of the kind of wisdom that only comes from a deeply thoughtful photographer who has spent a lifetime communicating with a camera. This collection of essays from author and photography William Neill covers the techniques, business, and spirit of his photographic life and career. Incorporating the lessons within the book, you too can learn to achieve not only technically excellent and beautiful images, but photographs that truly rise above your best and reveal your deeply personal and creative perspective-your vision, your voice.
William Neill is a landscape photographer who conveys the deep, spiritual beauty he sees and feels in nature. His photography has been widely published in books, magazines, and posters. His limited-edition prints have been collected and exhibited in museums and galleries nationally, including the Museum of Fine Art Boston, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, The Vernon Collection, and The Polaroid Collection. Assignments and published credits include National Geographic, Smithsonian, Natural History, National Wildlife, Conde Nast Traveler, Gentlemen's Quarterly, Travel and Leisure, Wilderness, Sunset, Sierra, and Outside magazines. Since 1997, he has been a regular columnist for Outdoor Photographer magazine. His work has been published in numerous books, including 2017's William Neill-Photographer, A Retrospective, a collection of photographs taken over the past forty years. He has been a resident of the Yosemite National Park area since 1977.
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Preface Landscapes for My Spirit: Why I Photograph Landscape Essentials: My Top Reasons for Photographic Success Landscape Lighting Basics: Where is the Light? Light on the Landscape: Become a Student of Light The Intimate Landscape: Finding My Personal Vision Ride the Light!: It's All about the Light, and Designing for It Interpretation and Refinement: Releasing the Shutter is Only the Beginning Pushing Boundaries: High-Key Experiments Focused: Find Your Passion, Develop Depth, Edit Tightly Practice and Work: An Editorial Assignment Led to Personal Expression On the Horizon: Considering Where to Place the Horizon Line Creation: Portraying our Evolving Planet Seeking Images: Seeing Beyond the Icons The Edge of Light: Use Contrast to Create Striking, Graphic Images Whispers in the Fog: A Mantra for Making Clean, Clear Photographs Becoming Creative: Find Your Unique Perspective Environmental Conservation: Make a Difference with Your Photographs Immersion Course: Commit to Exploring Your Favorite Locations in Depth Water, Water Everywhere: Persistence is a Key Element of the Creative Process Desert Elements: Earth's Bare Bones Revealed Field of Possibilities: Solving Focus Problems in the Field Focus Your Fall Portfolio: Work with a Theme to Create a Unique Collection of Images What the Road Passes By: There's More to a Landscape than an Iconic Vantage Point Using the Frame: See the Photograph as a Whole Aspen Variations: Allow Your Interpretation to Grow and Evolve My Vacation: Balancing Family Time and Making Art A Sense of Scale: Size Relationships Tell a Story Versatility: Reach Out to Explore Winter's Grace: The Hushed Solitude of Photography in Snow Impressions of Light: Create Artistic Blurs In-Camera Meditations in Black and White: Open Yourself Up to New Avenues of Creativity The Magic Element: Emotion: Let Your Heart Show the Way Simplicity Is the Key: Keys to Clean Design Getting Out of a Rut: Break Away from Your Usual Subject Matter Best of the Year: Review Your Images to Find New Directions to Explore Last Light: Revisiting the Key Themes in Your Photography Morning Light: When You Have Your Camera with You, Good Luck Tends to Happen The Intimate Detail: Making an Image of Magic and Mystery Macro Magic: Find Nature's Secrets in the World of the Very Small Going with the Flow: Work Your Subject for the Perfect Photograph Separation of Tones: Create Separation of Tones to Coax Nuances Out of Your Images On the Way Home: Always on the Lookout Spring in the Canyon: Always Try to Improve Photographs for the Spirit: Making Images for Healing Environments A Short Walk in a New England Wood: Notice the World Around You Improving Your Portfolio: Build Depth Around Focused Themes to Create a Broad Body of Work Antarctic Dreams: Moving Out of My Comfort Zone Need to Know: Avoid Tech Overload-Be In the Moment Variations on a Theme: Sometimes Your First Inclination Isn't the Only Possibility Processing Magic: Long-Term Artistic Goals Winter Etchings: Tune Into the Graphic, Elegant Starkness of the Season The Space Between: Watch All the Elements in Your Frame Aspects of the Landscape: Explore New Aspect Ratios Whispers and Shouts: What Do You Want Your Images to Say? Of Abstract Nature: Find Creative Inspiration by Focusing on Details Dealing with Depth: Creating Images with Extended Depth of Field and Sharpness Patience and Persistence: Getting a Photo "Right" Takes Time A Dance on the Beach: Focus on the Fundamentals Celebrating Wilderness Photographer Philip Hyde: Acknowledging Our Roots Stories: Write about Your Photography to Become a More Powerful Storyteller Technical Notes Photograph Information
Preface Landscapes for My Spirit: Why I Photograph Landscape Essentials: My Top Reasons for Photographic Success Landscape Lighting Basics: Where is the Light? Light on the Landscape: Become a Student of Light The Intimate Landscape: Finding My Personal Vision Ride the Light!: It's All about the Light, and Designing for It Interpretation and Refinement: Releasing the Shutter is Only the Beginning Pushing Boundaries: High-Key Experiments Focused: Find Your Passion, Develop Depth, Edit Tightly Practice and Work: An Editorial Assignment Led to Personal Expression On the Horizon: Considering Where to Place the Horizon Line Creation: Portraying our Evolving Planet Seeking Images: Seeing Beyond the Icons The Edge of Light: Use Contrast to Create Striking, Graphic Images Whispers in the Fog: A Mantra for Making Clean, Clear Photographs Becoming Creative: Find Your Unique Perspective Environmental Conservation: Make a Difference with Your Photographs Immersion Course: Commit to Exploring Your Favorite Locations in Depth Water, Water Everywhere: Persistence is a Key Element of the Creative Process Desert Elements: Earth's Bare Bones Revealed Field of Possibilities: Solving Focus Problems in the Field Focus Your Fall Portfolio: Work with a Theme to Create a Unique Collection of Images What the Road Passes By: There's More to a Landscape than an Iconic Vantage Point Using the Frame: See the Photograph as a Whole Aspen Variations: Allow Your Interpretation to Grow and Evolve My Vacation: Balancing Family Time and Making Art A Sense of Scale: Size Relationships Tell a Story Versatility: Reach Out to Explore Winter's Grace: The Hushed Solitude of Photography in Snow Impressions of Light: Create Artistic Blurs In-Camera Meditations in Black and White: Open Yourself Up to New Avenues of Creativity The Magic Element: Emotion: Let Your Heart Show the Way Simplicity Is the Key: Keys to Clean Design Getting Out of a Rut: Break Away from Your Usual Subject Matter Best of the Year: Review Your Images to Find New Directions to Explore Last Light: Revisiting the Key Themes in Your Photography Morning Light: When You Have Your Camera with You, Good Luck Tends to Happen The Intimate Detail: Making an Image of Magic and Mystery Macro Magic: Find Nature's Secrets in the World of the Very Small Going with the Flow: Work Your Subject for the Perfect Photograph Separation of Tones: Create Separation of Tones to Coax Nuances Out of Your Images On the Way Home: Always on the Lookout Spring in the Canyon: Always Try to Improve Photographs for the Spirit: Making Images for Healing Environments A Short Walk in a New England Wood: Notice the World Around You Improving Your Portfolio: Build Depth Around Focused Themes to Create a Broad Body of Work Antarctic Dreams: Moving Out of My Comfort Zone Need to Know: Avoid Tech Overload-Be In the Moment Variations on a Theme: Sometimes Your First Inclination Isn't the Only Possibility Processing Magic: Long-Term Artistic Goals Winter Etchings: Tune Into the Graphic, Elegant Starkness of the Season The Space Between: Watch All the Elements in Your Frame Aspects of the Landscape: Explore New Aspect Ratios Whispers and Shouts: What Do You Want Your Images to Say? Of Abstract Nature: Find Creative Inspiration by Focusing on Details Dealing with Depth: Creating Images with Extended Depth of Field and Sharpness Patience and Persistence: Getting a Photo "Right" Takes Time A Dance on the Beach: Focus on the Fundamentals Celebrating Wilderness Photographer Philip Hyde: Acknowledging Our Roots Stories: Write about Your Photography to Become a More Powerful Storyteller Technical Notes Photograph Information
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