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The Digital Photographer's Notebook: A Pro's Guide to Adobe Photoshop CS3, Lightroom and Bridge View Larger Image | Kevin Ames
Peachpit Press, Paperback, Published August 2007, 350 pages, ISBN 0321358414 | List Price: $39.99
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In the world of digital photography, inspiration can come at any time. Great
images are created behind the camera and then refined at the computer. “Photographers
live in the moment when shooting, and I believe we do the same when in front
of the monitor,” writes Kevin Ames, veteran photographer and Photoshop
master. Building on his popular column in Photoshop User magazine, Kevin expands
the scope of the original articles to include in-depth information about all
aspects of digital photography. With this book, you’ll gain a focused yet
thorough understanding of Adobe’s suite of digital photography applications–Photoshop
CS3 (including the Camera Raw plug-in), Lightroom, and Bridge. You’ll not
only learn what these powerful applications can do, you’ll also learn which
one is best for a given task and see how the applications come together to allow
you to work efficiently–all while creating and delivering stunning photographs.
Whether dealing with workflow, organization, or truly creative enhancements,
Kevin candidly shares his personal image-making process from start to finish.
In addition, there are clear and illuminating explanations of many issues relevant
to the digital photographer, such as the profound differences between RAW and
JPEG, the many benefits of “shooting tethered,” and how lighting really
works. Whether you’ve been shooting digital for years or you’re just
making the switch from film, The Digital Photographer’s Notebook is an
essential guide to managing your portfolio and creating head-turning photographs.
About the Author
Kevin Ames is president of Ames Photographic Illustration, Inc., a studio that
specializes in commercial photography, retouching, and post-production services.
Based in Atlanta, Kevin’s clients include Westin Hotels, AT&T, and
Coca-Cola. A professional photographer for over thirty years, Kevin made the
transition to the digital age in 1993. Equally masterful behind the camera and
in front of the monitor, Kevin is a highly sought after trainer for both the
photographic and the digital arts. His assignments, workshops, and seminars
have taken him to art schools and conferences around the world. The Digital
Photographer’s Notebook is Kevin’s fourth book. He has been writing
the column of the same name for Photoshop User magazine since 2002. His previous
books include Digital SLR Photography with Photoshop CS2 for Dummies and The
Art of Photographing Women (for both Photoshop CS and Photoshop CS2).
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