Achieving Your Potential As A Photographer: A Creative Companion and Workbook

Description

Presents answers for two of the most popular questions photographers ask: ” How can I become a better photographer?” and “How can I make a little money with my camera?”
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Harold Davis, award-winning photographer and best-selling author of more than 30 books, including The Photoshop Darkroom and Photographing Flowers.

Key Features:

Harold Davis’s celebrated photography workshops brought directly into your hands

Presents answers for two of the most popular questions photographers ask: ” How can I become a better photographer?” and “How can I make a little money with my camera?”

Inspiring images accompanied with practical guidance will equip you with the passion and know-how to take your photography to the next level

Built-in workbook pages make this unique package an easy way to reference Harold’s thoughts and contribute your own!

Coming from the perspective that true inspiration and great image making are at the core of any high-level photographic endeavour, Achieving Your Potential as a Digital Photographer presents an organized and cohesive plan for kickstarting creativity, and then taking the resulting work into the real world. The ideas presented have been formulated by Harold Davis over many years working as a creative artist and award-wining photographer, and in the celebrated workshops he has developed and led all around the world. These concepts are presented with accompanying exercises so that readers can put them into everyday practice as well as workbook pages bound into the book for note taking and journaling. This book will enrich your photographic practice whether the goal is simply to enrich your photography or to make money from your work.

“[This book] incorporates Davis’ signature beautiful imagery and graphic vitality to help every photographer find his or her personal goals. The book is vintage Harold Davis: graphically lively, amply though out and informed by Davis’ unique sense of organization and creative vision. It’s well worth checking this title out” – Rangefinder Magazine

Contents:

1. Becoming a More Creative Photographer; 2. Achieving Your Goals; 3. What do you really want?; 4. Contrary to what you may have heard, it’s not all about marketing; 5. The tools we live by in the Internet era; 6. Workbook/Activity section