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This guide to photography is designed for both professionals and beginners, offering a systematic exploration of how renowned photographers approach their craft and achieve success. It features in-depth interviews with established figures from various photography fields, including fashion, art, portraiture, documentary, and advertising. Insights from picture editors, curators, agency directors, and publishers reveal what they seek when selecting images. The book begins by examining photographers' working practices, highlighting inspiring stories such as Mario Sorrenti’s iconic shoot of Kate Moss for Calvin Klein and Rineke Dijkstra's techniques for engaging her subjects. It addresses key questions about the origins of a photographer's journey, the development of a signature style, the transition from concept to shoot, and the importance of postproduction. Subsequently, the focus shifts to the selection process. It delves into how the New York Times Magazine's picture editor chooses photographers for fashion spreads and what criteria the Senior Curator of London's Photographers Gallery uses to determine gallery-worthy images. Additionally, art book publisher Gerhard Steidl shares valuable advice for aspiring photographers. The book also discusses image selection, cropping preferences, and the debate between color and black and white photography, providing insightful accounts from influential figures in the field. It includes
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Image Makers, Image Takers, Anne-Celine Jaeger
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- 2007
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- In buone condizioni
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- 7,49 €
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