A comprehensive guide to photographing one of America's greatest naturals wonders by a leading expert.


In this exciting book, Tim Fitzharris reveals his personal secrets of the wheres and how-tos of photographing America's treasured national parks, and his stunning photographs illustrate the most important elements of good composition and use of light.


National Audubon Society Guide to Photographing America's National Parks lists practical tips on traveling through the national parks, working in remote locations and making the best of "roughing it" in the wilderness. In all, Fitzharris provides an overflowing kit of expert advice, artistic insight and tried-and-true techniques.


Features include:


Favorite national parks and preferred shooting locations in each How to recognize picturesque views off the beaten path The advantages and limitations of digital equipment Technical references specific to digital cameras (and non-digital cameras, too) Issues to consider when shooting natural scenes and wildlife Practical advice for choosing and using the latest equipment Tips on filtering, composition, lighting, color and exposure Valuable advice on working in remote locales Post-capture image manipulation.


This practical and beautiful guidebook is useful for the hobby photographer, the experienced shutterbug and any tourist looking to record an adventure. (200906)