How to Photograph Cars
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.43 (879 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0760312435 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
His work has appeared within and on the covers of more than 55 books and has provided stunning visuals for numerous magazines, including Classic and Sports Car, where he has been on the staff for 23 years, as well as CAR, Automobile Quarterly, Autocar, Motorsport, and Automobile
About the AuthorJames Mann is one of the world’s leading car and motorcycle photographers and authors with more than 20 years’ experience shooting for car and bike publications, the motor industry, and commerce all over the world. His work has appeared within and on the covers of more than 55 books and has provided stunning visuals for numerous magazines, including Classic and Sports Car, where he has been on the staff for 23 years, as well as CAR, Automobile Quarterly, Autocar, Motorsport, and Automobile magazines, among many others.
This book is almost BIG Nothing!!! Aiman Ali Nassar I thought I would learn "anything" about car photography when i bought this book, but actually it was zero added value to me. Only two ore three pages for Studio Car photography, with no much explanation. Elaborating more and more Car Outdoor Photography, but yet still with not much great information or professional details.It is only a basic introduction of what is Car Photography.. M. Jonsson said "What to think", rather than "how to think". This is a very interesting and comprehensive guide for the car photographer. Mann writes about many aspects of car photography, and explains how to use common techniques in action and still photography. This very concrete paperback is more of a step-by-step guide rather than an abstract aesthetic book. By that, I mean that the book explains tested and trailed techniques rather than encouraging to think creatively.Mann's pictures are gorgeous and very inspiring. I was very unsure whether to rate this book "What to think", rather than "how to think" M. Jonsson This is a very interesting and comprehensive guide for the car photographer. Mann writes about many aspects of car photography, and explains how to use common techniques in action and still photography. This very concrete paperback is more of a step-by-step guide rather than an abstract aesthetic book. By that, I mean that the book explains tested and trailed techniques rather than encouraging to think creatively.Mann's pictures are gorgeous and very inspiring. I was very unsure whether to rate this book 4 or 5 stars. I have read more impressive photographic books, but not on cars. I believe that is about. or 5 stars. I have read more impressive photographic books, but not on cars. I believe that is about. "Clear and concise" according to Walter Chambosse. I was back forth on this book as I read the first chapters. I then realized I was looking for some grand revelation. I started over and found that there was a lot of cleaver and less obvious information. What I found of most value was advise on composition, "cars look lousy on grass, so aviod it", use unclucluttered and uninterrupted surfaces and back grounds for example. The use of thirds in combination with the above advice is shown well with pictures on page Clear and concise I was back forth on this book as I read the first chapters. I then realized I was looking for some grand revelation. I started over and found that there was a lot of cleaver and less obvious information. What I found of most value was advise on composition, "cars look lousy on grass, so aviod it", use unclucluttered and uninterrupted surfaces and back grounds for example. The use of thirds in combination with the above advice is shown well with pictures on page 30 and Clear and concise Walter Chambosse I was back forth on this book as I read the first chapters. I then realized I was looking for some grand revelation. I started over and found that there was a lot of cleaver and less obvious information. What I found of most value was advise on composition, "cars look lousy on grass, so aviod it", use unclucluttered and uninterrupted surfaces and back grounds for example. The use of thirds in combination with the above advice is shown well with pictures on page 30 and 42. Overall I would recommend this for anyone who wants great looking pictures of there own automotive love to hang on their walls.. 2. Overall I would recommend this for anyone who wants great looking pictures of there own automotive love to hang on their walls.. 0 and Clear and concise Walter Chambosse I was back forth on this book as I read the first chapters. I then realized I was looking for some grand revelation. I started over and found that there was a lot of cleaver and less obvious information. What I found of most value was advise on composition, "cars look lousy on grass, so aviod it", use unclucluttered and uninterrupted surfaces and back grounds for example. The use of thirds in combination with the above advice is shown well with pictures on page 30 and 42. Overall I would recommend this for anyone who wants great looking pictures of there own automotive love to hang on their walls.. 2. Overall I would recommend this for anyone who wants great looking pictures of there own automotive love to hang on their walls.
Capture the contours of your car with expert tips from professional photographer James Mann! Everything you need, from selecting equipment and film to static and action photography and studio techniques is bound into this fabulous all-color guide. Highlighted with necessary angles and techniques that embrace a professional magazine feature.. High-quality photographs serve as examples of Mann's techniques, enhanced by step-by-step instruction and images describing how to accomplish each successfully