Professional Photography Techniques Series -- Indoor Environment

Author: Roger Hicks
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Publish Date: 1998-01-01
Features: This book provides over 50 clever shooting examples, from a fiery restaurant viewed through a window to Dalmatian dogs watching TV. These photos offer solutions to common problems such as handling unwanted natural light, destroying power in the frame, and avoiding difficult reflections caused by mirrors or glass in the shot. Interior Environment explains the mysteries of lighting layouts in the world's best indoor photography works with over 50 clever shooting examples, from a fiery restaurant viewed through a window to Dalmatian dogs watching TV. These photos provide solutions to common problems such as handling unwanted natural light, destroying power in the frame, and avoiding difficult reflections caused by mirrors or glass in the shot. The book also includes illustrations explaining the importance of natural and smooth lighting. Interior Environment not only helps photographers gain experience but also holds significant practical value for art directors and designers.