Lonely Planet's Best Ever Photography Tips

Sharpen your skills and your pictures with this updated edition of Lonely Planet’s bestselling Best Ever Photography Tips. Featuring 45 practical tips and ten golden rules from award-winning travel photographer Richard I’Anson, it’s packed with insight into the creative and technical skills required to produce brilliant images.


Designed for novices and experienced photographers alike, this concise guide also includes essential advice on kit, techniques, editing and sharing, to help you capture great moments wherever you are in the world – whether you’re using a smartphone or DSLR. Plus, each tip and trick is accompanied by a photograph to show you how it’s done.


Inside, you’ll learn how to:


Take control of the picture-taking process

Shoot Raw files

Become proficient with image-editing software

Adjust your exposure and depth of field

Use short telephoto and wide-angle lenses

Shoot wildlife, nightlife, people, cities, landscapes and your lunch

Anticipate the moment and talk to strangers

Avoid lens flare

Record light trails

Learn how to compose, control and critique your photographs 


Also available: 

Lonely Planet’s Best Ever Video Tips and Lonely Planet’s Best Ever Travel Tips


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