Connecting With Nature - NEW
Connecting With Nature - NEW
This latest eBook of mine is an exploration into the many ways that I connect with nature, in all its forms. Inside are firsthand accounts of some of my personal experiences and stories, of tenderness, interaction, and intimacy. I also share some insight into how my creative process works. How I use intricate details to help create a photograph that will resonate with the viewer. This piece was and still is, a labor of love to produce, compile and now share.
Over 16,000 words and 190 pages.
While drafting this book, it occurred to me that I have spent a decade chasing images that mean something to me. I have a strong need to connect with my subject when I am photographing. Iām not sure if it is the artist inside of me that craves this closeness or if it is a deep seeded love for nature. Whatever it is, I am hooked, and I hope that you will enjoy the ride with me as you read through and view the images in this publication. Please keep in mind, this book is not meant as a how-to book. I do have several how-to books for those wishing to dig deeper.
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Table of contents
Introduction and Dedications
Going Beyond a Snapshot
When It All Comes Together
Hush My Baby
Interaction
Intimacy
Lighting
High-key and Low-key Imagery
Devil is in the Details
Intimacy of Flowers
Moody Blue
Wildlife - Up Close and Personal
Puma Adventure
Ferocia
Young and Innocent
Making Sense of the Clutter
Clear Vision
Goosebumps
You Never Know
A Defining Moment
Wait For It and Image Critiques