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Michael Busselle

    November 4, 1935 – July 13, 2006
    England
    Better Picture Guide to Landscape Photography
    Better picture guide to photographing people.
    The perfect Portrait Guide: How to Photograph People
    Better picture guide to travel photography.
    Better Picture Guide to Still Life & Close-Up Photography
    • 2002

      People are by far the most popular photographic subject. From taking informal shots to using backgrounds, colours and studio lighting, this book contains advice on how to get the best from models, whether posed or candid portraits. Lenses, film, light, composition and exposure are covered.

      The perfect Portrait Guide: How to Photograph People
    • 1999
    • 1999
    • 1998

      Learning the art of composition. Making the most of garden features. Capturing the spirit of a garden. Photographing close-ups and vistas. Exploring the magic of light and colour. Choosing and using cameras and accessories. -- Cover, page [4]

      Better Picture Guide to Flower & Garden Photography
    • 1998
    • 1997

      Aimed at the amateur, this guide gives professional tips for creating good photographs. Specially sized to fit in the pocket of most camera bags, the book supports its text with diagrams.

      Better picture guide to travel photography.
    • 1993
    • 1992

      Photographic Assignments

      The Expert Approach

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      "Over the years Mike Busselle has undertaken hundreds of photographic jobs. Illustrating his points with a wide selection of his best colour and black-and-white photographs, each accompanied by a detailed caption, Mike passes on his hard-won secrets in a wealth of ideas and suggestions. The book has been organised in self-contained units so that you can dip into it and select assignments to suit your mood or circumstances - or even combine them if you wish. Each of the seven sections offers a different approach to the photographer's craft, featuring advice on improving your techniques, enhancing your sense of composition and style, and strengthening your use of light and colour. Equally, you are encouraged to adopt an imaginative outlook on subjects and themes, whether they be indoors or outdoors, portraits or landscapes, still lifes or special effects."--BOOK JACKET.

      Photographic Assignments
    • 1985