NEW DVD PROGRAM
Learn The Fundamentals of Crafting Digital Images
Digital Photography
Crafting Images

Copyright 2004

 
Brian Ratty, internationally known photographer and educator hosts Digital Photography. Mr. Ratty is a graduate of Brooks Institute of Photography and holds an Honorary Master of Science Degree.

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY, CRAFTING IMAGES

With the advent of inexpensive digital cameras the world of photography has been opened to millions of new image makers. There are few things that last longer then time, pictures are one of them. Learning how to craft these pictures is an essential step in producing images that are timeless and treasured. Digital Photography, Crafting Images teaches the fundamentals of the ‘art and craft’ of making, not taking, digital images.

This 98 minute program includes 32 key photographic concepts and 56 specific digital shooting tips. This interactive program will help develop good photographic techniques and provides inspiration on starting to ‘see’ photographic images that are all around us. If you’re new to photography or an experienced film user you will find this program full of practical information and instruction on crafting digital images. Outstanding digital images are as unique as the finger print of the photographer who crafted them!

10 Educational Chapters

Introduction
The Camera (review)
Properties of Light
Exposure Control
Photographic Design



Critiquing Images
Visual Themes
Visual Subjects
Shooting Accessories
The Gift of Photography

 


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TRT 98 Minutes
$39.95
ISBN 0-9740965-1-2

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Bonus Word or PDF Files:
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Teacher’s Guide 
Quick Quiz (30 Questions)
Key Concept List 
Shooting Tip List


*Includes: Objectives-Highlights & Timing-Major Instructional Points-Quick Quiz-Answer Key-Suggested Assignments 
(20 Pages) 

 

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