The unique photography manual with brutally practical tips and tricks just landed on Amazon and it's now available to pre-order.
Buffalo, NY, February 24, 2016 - Photographer Enzo Dal Verme (he has shot for Vanity Fair, The Times, l’Uomo Vogue, Marie Claire, Elle, Glamour and more) has decided to reveal some of his shooting tricks for an inside look at the world of reportages.
What’s behind the power of a reportage? After spending over a decade traveling all around the world capturing the essence of moments with his camera, photographer Enzo Dal Verme felt it was time to reveal some tricks of the trade.
The manual covers a variety of topics designed to help photographers create impactful images an compelling narratives.
How do you spot a hot subject, find an appropriate angle for rendering it and organize a very intense shooting trip? How do you line up the pictures taken day by day? How do you manage local contacts? What are the most effective strategies for getting your work published?
The photographer provides a wealth of tips on what and how to shoot, composition, light, post-production and everything needed to deliver your work as a pro.
This book started as a self-published pdf book targeted to photography students seeking advice. It turned out to be a success, mainly among professional photographers—hence the expanded and much enriched print edition.
Hundred-twenty-eight pages of shooting strategies made clear in behind-the-scenes episodes, and each chapter is illustrated with photographs by Enzo himself.
The manual is designed to help pro photographers and inspire photography novices eager to learn how to get the most out of a shooting trip.
Today’s photojournalists are challenged to tell visual stories in evermore inventive ways _ and to stay abreast of an industry that is constantly evolving. “Storytelling for Photojournalists” is a must for anyone who is serious about reportage photography.
Book on Amazon: http://amzn.to/1Vxzbhu
Contact:
Kate Neverth or Adam Richards
Amherst Media
PO Box 538
Buffalo, NY 14243
(800)622-3278
kneaverth @ amherstmedia.com
http://www.amherstmedia.com
Buffalo, NY, February 24, 2016 - Photographer Enzo Dal Verme (he has shot for Vanity Fair, The Times, l’Uomo Vogue, Marie Claire, Elle, Glamour and more) has decided to reveal some of his shooting tricks for an inside look at the world of reportages.
What’s behind the power of a reportage? After spending over a decade traveling all around the world capturing the essence of moments with his camera, photographer Enzo Dal Verme felt it was time to reveal some tricks of the trade.
The manual covers a variety of topics designed to help photographers create impactful images an compelling narratives.
How do you spot a hot subject, find an appropriate angle for rendering it and organize a very intense shooting trip? How do you line up the pictures taken day by day? How do you manage local contacts? What are the most effective strategies for getting your work published?
The photographer provides a wealth of tips on what and how to shoot, composition, light, post-production and everything needed to deliver your work as a pro.
This book started as a self-published pdf book targeted to photography students seeking advice. It turned out to be a success, mainly among professional photographers—hence the expanded and much enriched print edition.
Hundred-twenty-eight pages of shooting strategies made clear in behind-the-scenes episodes, and each chapter is illustrated with photographs by Enzo himself.
The manual is designed to help pro photographers and inspire photography novices eager to learn how to get the most out of a shooting trip.
Today’s photojournalists are challenged to tell visual stories in evermore inventive ways _ and to stay abreast of an industry that is constantly evolving. “Storytelling for Photojournalists” is a must for anyone who is serious about reportage photography.
Book on Amazon: http://amzn.to/1Vxzbhu
Contact:
Kate Neverth or Adam Richards
Amherst Media
PO Box 538
Buffalo, NY 14243
(800)622-3278
kneaverth @ amherstmedia.com
http://www.amherstmedia.com
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