Canine
- 80 pages
- 3 hours of reading
"Canine" is not your typical dog picture book. In the tradition of Elliott Erwitt, Horenstein's photos are quirky, funny, odd and irresistable.
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Henry Horenstein is an American artist photographer whose work has been prominent since the early 1970s. His photography is characterized by a deep engagement with the documentation of American culture, particularly focusing on popular music and lifestyles. Through his distinct visual perspective and narrative style, he captures the essence of his subjects, offering viewers an immersive glimpse into the worlds he explores. His images are valued for their authenticity and their ability to evoke strong emotions and tell compelling stories.
This richly illustrated hands-on manual is for photographers of every level interested in color. Students, hobbyists, beginners, and professionals will find a wealth of advice in this practical and visually exciting reference. After a short overview of the beginnings of color photography, the book unfolds in three sections, from the act of photographing through film processing to making color prints. All the latest techniques, materials, and current technological innovations are included. The book offers a variety of work from fine arts to photojournalism and advertising in spectacular photographs by many of today's distinguished color photographers - Annie Leibovitz, Harry Callahan, Joel Meyerowitz, Patrick Demarchelier, Sheila Metzner, Ernst Haas, William Wegman, and Joyce Tenneson, among others.
A totally revised edition of one of the best-selling books in the field. The best basic photography book on the market has now been updated to include all the latest techniques, materials, and processes.