by Lee Frost. Published 2000, Softcover, 8-1/4 x 11", 192 pages, 200 color and 80 b&w illustrations.
Aimed at Photographers who pack away their cameras as soon as light level fall, this brillant book shows how, with just a little skill and imagination, even amateur can produce breathtaking photographs in night-time or low-light settings.
The guide begins with a clear explanation of technical aspects that must be considered, such as the best equipment to use for low-light indoor or nighttime outdoor shots, which color and blank-and-white films to choose, how to ensure correct exposure in tricky situations, and details relating to both natural and artificial light. The book then tackles a wide range of themes and lighting situations, presenting specific guidance for shooting low-light landscapes, portraits, buildings, carnivals, fireworks displays and weather phenomena such as lighting, sunrises and sunsets.
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