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Photography 2:
Landscape
Written by
Michael Freeman
About the author
Michael has also produced a unique series of guide books for the digital
photographer and this is published by ILEX, who are digital media
specialists.
Introduction
A universal theme
The landscape tradition
Further resources
The equipment you will need
Following the course
Assignments
Your portfolio
Your logbook
On completing the course
Project and Tutorial Plan
Your portfolio
At the end of your course
Appendix A: if you plan to submit your work for
formal assessment
Appendix B: information concerning the proper use of
materials and equipment
Further reading
Project 5: interacting subjects
Over the last few projects I have tacitly assumed a fairly simple type of image,
in which most or all of the subject is at a distance. A number of landscapes
are, of course, just like this, especially those seen from high overlooks. Such
scenes, like the one below are uncomplicated - they exist by virtue of the
viewpoint which is relatively fixed. Later in the course we will look at ways of
wringing as much variety as possible out of them, by changing the focal
length of the lens, but in a standard angle of view, similar to that of your own
eyes, the most important design decision is usually to arrange the proportion
of land to sky.
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This is a sample from Photography 2: Landscape. The full course contains 42 Projects and 5
tutor-assessed Assignments