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This book covers all aspects of interior photography, the art of creating images which are deliberately conceived and built up rather than shot spontaneously. It offers the reader advice on setting up different types of studios, from the portable studio to specialized studio layout. A detailed analysis of equipment and accessories available to the studio photographer is explained in simple terms. An explanation of useful and sometimes complex techniques is provided, in this book, and special attention to lighting and the effects that can be achieved, such as emphasizing shape, showing form and weight, revealing texture and controlling reflections is given. This book includes detailed instructions together with photographs and illustrations throughout. Michael Freeman is the author of "Collins Photography Workshop" series.
This manual investigates the technical and creative requirements for mastering controlled interior photography, where images are meticulously constructed rather than captured spontaneously. Michael D. A. Freeman, a seasoned expert in photographic education, utilizes his extensive background in visual arts to provide a comprehensive framework for studio management. The text synthesizes equipment analysis, lighting theory, and spatial design to guide photographers through the transition from casual shooting to deliberate image construction.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a foundational, highly technical resource intended for photographers seeking to transition into controlled studio environments. The framing suggests a methodical, instructional approach that prioritizes clarity and practical application for the intermediate practitioner.
Page Count:
256
Publication Date:
1991-01-01
Publisher:
Harper Collins
ISBN-10:
0004126297
ISBN-13:
9780004126296
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