9f83f8b1d3 Share . From Basics To Fine Art begins with what makes not only a good photograph, but what makes a photograph become a work of fine art. If you’re ever looked at their photos and wondered how they achieved the results they do then this ebook has the answers. This minor complaint aside, there is plenty of good and practical information in this ebook. From Basics to Fine Art Much like the masters of photography, Adams included, the work doesnt end when the shutter has been pressed. Julia Anna, on the other hand, is the chimera of Imogen Cunningham and Vivian Maier, merging one of the sharpest eyes in the art world with the artistic flair to make every image canvas come alive.
We won't share it with anyone Sign up to the weekly DPS NEWSLETTER Subscribe All our best articles for the week Fun photographic challenges Special offers and discounts Your email is safe with us. It’s a unique resource, and ultimately the buying audience will decide whether it has a fair value. () Their book and stunning images testify to their intellectual curiosity and desire to understand where they are coming from, who they became and where they are going, together with taking black & white art to ever higher dizzying heights. She draws on techniques used in drawing and applies them to photography to get you thinking in a new way about rendering three-dimensional objects in photography. Julia Anna Gospodarou is a well-accomplished architect who collaborated with famous names in the international architectural world and is an international awarded B&W fine art photographer with high distinctions in the most important photography competitions worldwide. Art is not quite the audacity of beingGod (Prometheus, quieten down!!!), yet Gospodarou gentlynudges us along in a direction that suggests we share withgod/the gods, that transcendent capacity to create. Julia and Joel have joined forces to write a new ebook called From Basics to Fine Art: Black and White Photography – Architecture and Beyond. This hopefully positivecatharsis occasioned by our encounter with a photographerswork, somehow extends us: with the best art (as fine art) suchextension of human experience is for the good.
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