To become a better photographer, you don't need new gear, and you don't need to memorize rules and formulas. What you do need to do is practice, much like a musician, a dancer, or a writer. This slim book by renowned photographer and author Ben Long will help you build your own photographic practice.
Ivy couldn't get to sleep; her mind was burning bright. 'I'm done with counting sheep, she thought, I'll paint my dreams tonight.' Join Ivy as she goes on a wondrous and colourful journey through her imagination. A celebration of creative play and resilience with a generous splash of colour-mixing thrown in.
In 1679 England, suspicion runs high as Catholic agents plot against the king. Samuel Pepys, accused of treason and imprisoned in the Tower of London, investigates his accuser, Colonel John Scott, uncovering a web of ambition, forgery, treason, and murder.
Teaches digital photography techniques and skills, explains the difference between traditional and digital photography, and explores editing and special effects.
Featuring a captivating array of bear encounters, the collection blends thrilling maulings and close calls with humorous anecdotes. Authored by Kalispell's Ben Long, it promises to both educate and entertain readers. Praised by the Missoulian as essential for wilderness enthusiasts, the stories offer insights into the wild while keeping readers engaged with their vivid narratives.