| Synopsis This 72-page guidebook not only takes the reader to the best photo sights in and around Albuquerque, it also provides the reader with dozens of photo tips on how to turn ordinary snapshots into fine art photography. Reviews and Testimonials “Photographing Albuquerque is a great tool for visitors (and locals alike). It includes some great photo tips and information about locations our visitors traditionally visit. Very impressive and very informative.” -Sharon Alexander, the Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau “Photographing Albuquerque is an excellent guide for all photographers traveling to Albuquerque. It is packed with a lot of useful travel and photo tips—everything you need to know in a small package.” -Patrick O’Brien, professional wildlife photographer “Photographing Albuquerque is written in a very pleasant and personal style. It’s like having a personal guide at your side…Scattered throughout the narrative are numerous tips and techniques to move your photography from ordinary snapshots to truly exciting pictures. Kim Ashley shows you how to make a photograph rather than merely take a picture. I recommend this book to anyone interested in improving their photography while in Albuquerque—whether for a few hours, a few days, or even a lifetime!” -Roger Hartz, professional photographer, author, and educator
Book Description (Detailed) As a travel guide, Photographing Albuquerque is unique because it is written primarily to digital photographers, from the novice to the more advanced. In 72 pages, the author not only takes the reader to the best photographic sights in and around Albuquerque, he also provides detailed instructions on how to take great photos. In addition, over 100 color photographs beautifully illustrate the photo tips and techniques described in the text. Photographing Albuquerque is divided into three parts. In Part I, the author describes the Top Ten Photo Sights in Albuquerque, which include Old Town, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, Petroglyph National Monument, Historic Route 66, the Rio Grande Zoo, the Rio Grande Nature Center, and the Albuquerque Balloon Festival. Each chapter in the book highlights a different location and a different photographic theme. First the author orients the reader to the unique features of the place and then explains how to capture dramatic images. Part II describes Eight Great Day Trips around the Albuquerque area, including Coronado State Park, Bandelier National Monument, Tent Rocks National Monument, Bosque del Apache Wildlife Refuge, and El Morro National Monument. In Part III, the author offers a nine-page tutorial on digital photography, including detailed information on camera equipment and accessories, professional lighting tips, and classic composition strategies. Photographing Albuquerque will appeal to every reader who wants to explore some unique places around Albuquerque and also wants to take some great photos. But it will appeal especially to those readers who have a passion for photography and a deep feeling for the spirit of place. For these readers, Photographing Albuquerque will show them how to translate their feelings into compelling photographic images. Click Here to Order Thank you! |
