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Author: Stacy Pearsall
ISBN : B00BP83RO2
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In this comprehensive, practical guide, award-winning photojournalist Stacy Pearsall offers the techniques, guidance, and inspiration needed to succeed in the dynamic and exciting field of photojournalism.
Starting with an overview of photojournalism and her experience as both a combat and domestic photographer, Stacy covers the basics of preparing for assignments, discussing such key topics as selecting suitable attire for different environments, assembling essential camera gear, developing the right approach for a story, and honing your shooting technique. beyond the fundamentals, Stacy then dives into the nitty-gritty details of photojournalism work, providing insights into living and working in harsh conditions, maintaining physical and mental health, and managing relationships with subjects.
The book interweaves hundreds of Stacy’s amazing photographs with stories of her experiences in the field, providing context for advice on everything from navigating unfamiliar locations, to properly exposing your images, to building innovative multimedia projects. Follow her into "the trenches" for the fascinating stories behind the shots, which show by example how to get the best photographs you can, even under the most challenging circumstances.
- Features stunning full-color images from some of the author’s most dramatic moments as a photojournalist
- Offers insights on preparing for long-term assignments, working in austere environments, and reintegrating into society after a project
- Interweaves photography techniques with advice on interacting with subjects and creating compelling stories
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- File Size: 17751 KB
- Print Length: 262 pages
- Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0321896610
- Simultaneous Device Usage: Up to 5 simultaneous devices, per publisher limits
- Publisher: Peachpit Press; 1 edition (March 5, 2013)
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
- Language: English
- ASIN: B00BP83RO2
- Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #299,307 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
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Free Download A Photojournalist's Field Guide: In the trenches with combat photographer Stacy Pearsall
First off, let me start by saying this books is impressive! I've been a professional photographer for about 15 years now and my collection of photography books fills a couple of shelves in my library. I must say that this is definitely the most complete guide covering all aspects of photography--including many items most photographers never think of. Including responsibilities of a photojournalist, essential gear & other essential items, proven successful shooting methods, many examples of tough yet remarkable photos and how they were captured, ethics, business planning, etc.
Pearsall's book is a must have for every aspiring photographer out there, and even us pros can pick up a few new tricks to help us become better photographers. Her photos will inspire you, a her sage-like advice and explanations will help guide you to success.
Pearsall is one of the best at what she does, and enjoys sharing her knowledge and experiences with others.
Buy this book, read it, and get out there and shoot!
By Michael Dukes
My book arrived while I was out of town. I didn't open it until the next morning after I went through my mail. I figured I would just thumb through it before I sit down later and actually read it. I could not but the book down. I had to read it right then and there. The photos told a story in themselves. I found myself riveted to the stories behind the photos. While the photos were incredible, the stories made them personally. I could feel the pain and anguish as Stacy made her decision to take photos of her dying friend.
I am glad she told the real deal on how to handle the bodily needs in the field. This is something the military always neglects to tell servicewomen. You are expected to figure it out on your own. Great job Stacy. You cut that learning curve down.
I will never be a photojournalist, but I found I could not put this down until I finished it. If you think of this book as a how to, you will miss the true meaning. There is more depth than just the technical aspect of photojournalism.
Thank you for a wonder story.
By Gwendolyn M Sheppard