How to Learn Lighting; Light, The Raw Material of Photography; The Management of Reflection and the Family of Angles; Surface Appearances; Revealing Shape and Contour; Metal; The Case of the Disappearing Glass; An Arsenal of Lights; The Extremes; Traveling Light; Index
Steven Biver, Virginia, USA, Commercial photographer, former
clients include Adobe, Mobil, Newsweek, Black and Decker
Paul Fuqua, Virginia, USA, started his own audiovisual production
company in 1970. Dedicated to teaching through visuals, he has
written and produced educational and training material in a variety
of fields, including law, science, and nature. His photography
takes him all over the world, but he makes his home in Arlington,
VA.
Fil Hunter is a highly respected commercial photographer
specializing in still life and special effects photographs for
advertising and editorial illustration. During a career spanning
over three decades, he has worked for such clients as America
Online, US News, Time-Life Books, Life Magazine (27 covers), the
National Science Foundation, and National Geographic. He has taught
photography at the university level and has served as technical
consultant on a number of photographic publications. Mr. Hunter has
won the Virginia Professional Photographer's Grand Photographic
Award three times. He lives in Alexandria, VA.
"There truly is a lot to like about Light: Science and magic.
First, it is the most complete reference to lighting that I have
seen. Second, the authors, while assuming that you know little
about lighting, present the topic in a nondemeaning manor, and
advance the topic very quickly." -BC Books (May 2007) "'This is the
first book I have seen on photographic lighting that is worth using
as a text. Light-Science and Magic is about principles, not cheap
tricks or the authors' portfolio. Thanks."---Pete Christman,
Savannah College of Art and Design.
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