I really enjoy photography but seem to have little to no time to become a better photographer. When I saw this book, it really piqued my interest. This book, Capture the Moment, by Sandra Wilkerson, is filled with extraordinary pictures.
What I really appreciated was the fact that this book was not filled with diagrams and charts about aperture settings, f stops, etc. The focus was on pictures and settings and how to tell a story through pictures. This helped the book to be a 5 star book.
There are 6 chapters which cover the following ~
Natural Light
Composition
Storytelling
Fine Art
Black & White
Low Light
This book is useable for the novice like me, or for the advanced photographer who is looking to gain extra inspiration and ideas for new types and styles of pictures. There are basic tips and ideas for all levels of photographers. As each chapter progressed, Wilkerson moved into more advanced thoughts and techniques.
Don’t get me wrong, while each picture includes the information about the picture (Shutter speed, f-stop, camera, lens, etc.) that was not the focus of the book. Sometimes all of those terms can be daunting. While necessary to know them and understand them as you grow as a photographer, it can still be intimidating.
Each chapter ends with “Creativity Exercises” to help you progress as a photographer. Overall, this is an excellent book and I highly recommend it!
I received a free copy of this book from Blogging for Books in exchange for an honest review.
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