Exposure is the deceptively simple concept at the very heart of photography. It has always been a subject of fascination to aspiring amateurs and professional photographers alike. Recent developments in digital technology have transformed the ways in which exposures can be manipulated, and this in turn has forced photographers to think about what they can achieve by understanding the variables of aperture, ISO and time.
In this book Michael Freeman takes you through this difficult and fast-moving are with a lucid and accessible method, using unique workflow illustrations, histograms and clear, visual examples to explore the subtleties of the subject and enable you to shoot with confidence.
Michael Freeman is an acclaimed international photographer and writer who specialises in travel, architecture and Asian art. He is particularly well known for his expertise in special effects. He has photographed for many other publishers internationally, including Time-Life, Reader's Digest, Condé Nast Traveler and GEO.
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