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How to Photograph Water
Provides advice on how to capture water on film, discussing equipment, films, lighting, and exposure; looks at the special considerations of photographing water in its various states; and features a portfolio of water photographs by Heather Angel.
Fine Art Photography: Water, Ice & Fog
In stunning color, master photographer Tony Sweet shows how to create beautiful photographs of water in all its forms.
Waterproof
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A Picture Book of Water Photography
People are asking me now, "What is your book about?" There is no snappy answer to set the record straight... It concerns how one slowly breathes in the perspective of an artist, in this case, a photographer. It took me a bit of time to assemble the reality of how my mistakes taught me. Another aspect was keeping me in tune with artistic inclination, or thinking like an artist. These elements were in no hurry to get my attention, either. It came to me that hurrying these inner guides were only going to irritate them. If that happened, one or more of these voices would just evaporate; they weren't really using words and paragraphs anyway. I introduced a focus to the whole mix... The surface of...
In-water Photography
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The Art of Photographing Water
Designed as a guide to field techniques, this book is sure to be a source of inspiration to outdoor enthusiasts of all abilities, ages and experience levels who are interested in landscape and nature photography. The creative process, equipment and techniques by which each photo in the book was produced are described in detail, and film and exposure information is provided throughout. A 'quick tip' at the end of each section alerts readers to a recommended technique or a bit of the author's experience, creating a tangible, personal approach to learning. With 70 full-colour photos.
Photographing Water
There are 326 million cubic miles of water on earth. That makes for a ton of water photo ops! In this book, author Heather Hummel shows you how to capture condensation on glass, rainbow-producing rain showers, placid swimming pools, and powerful, crashing waves. You will learn how to choose and use the best tools for the job and how to protect your gear from the elements to maximize your image-making opportunities. You’ll learn how to best capture or freeze the motion of water, how to ensure a range of highlight and shadow to show texture, and how to create a feeling of dimension in your photos. You’ll also learn how available light impacts the quality of the capture and how to manipulate existing light — and add artificial light — to ensure a good range of tones and perfect color. With these strategies, you can add a whole new dimension to your outdoor photography.
Wasser
A large-format photographic book presenting water in all its diversity and beauty With fascinating texts on the natural history of water on earth. Where does it come from? What role has it played in the emergence of life? An original gift for science buffs, nature lovers, and photography enthusiasts alike
Water and Light
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Water
Over the course of 15 years, photographer Magnum photographer Ian Berry travelled the globe to document the inextricable links between landscape, life and water. This new book brings together a selection of the resulting images which collectively tell the story of man's complex relationship with water--at a time when climate change demonstrates just how precariously water and life are intertwined. The photographs in the book illustrate the dichotomy of our relationship with water--the role it has in ancient religious rituals and in building communities, to its exploitation and the devastating result of too little or too much water. They depict Hindus bathing in the Ganges, shellfish-gatherer...
