Photography Basics

Author: Beijing Photography Correspondence College Trial Teaching Material Writing Group
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: At the beginning of learning photography, many people have come into contact with photographic works. What makes a good work? How to evaluate a photographic work? Everyone's standards may be very different. Some say that photos without technical problems are good photos; some say that photos full of charm are good photos; and some say that works with perfect techniques and clear themes are not necessarily good works. Good works must leave a deep impression on the audience and evoke resonance. Although people's standards for evaluating photographic works vary greatly, good works still stand out from the crowd. Why? A good work must possess its inherent charm. This charm mainly comes from three elements: a clear theme, compliance with certain technical standards, and the ability to evoke resonance. The new photography textbook is a practical photography tutorial with an innovative layout, rich in illustrations and text. It guides readers into the wonderful world of photography with relatively new examples and concise explanations.