You Can Take Better Pictures: Snap Your Snapshots into Shape

Dec. 18, 2010 - PRLog -- Everyone can take pictures but not everyone can take great photos. The tips and techniques found in the book will have anyone taking great pictures that they will be proud to hang on their wall. Whether they shoot film or digital there is something to be learned. It introduces basic simple concepts that will greatly improve their picture taking efforts.

Sometimes the most obvious is the most often overlooked. This book outlines simple concepts that can greatly improve anyone's picture taking efforts regardless of whether they shoot with an slr, automatic, digital or cell phone camera.

This book was written for everybody and requires no prior photographic knowledge. After reading the book the reader will have a general understanding of why their images failed in the past and what they can do in the future to avoid the most common mistakes. The sections in the book teach the basic concepts of composing an image and avoiding the common pitfalls. It also covers details such as format, lens, perspective, and composition.

The book is divided into three sections. The first section pertains to tips and tricks to overcome the most common errors found in snapshots. The second section walks the reader through the concepts of compostion, format, and other general photographic principles. The last section is devoted to exposing the reader to the concept of thinking outside of the box and engaging in their own photographic projects.

The ebook is now available for download in all ereader formats. It can also be read by all cellphones and html readers. Use coupon code DF95Q to receive a 20% discount on all downloads before December 25th.

The ebook is available for download at https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/32387

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Wendy has worked as a medical, forensic, and creative photographer as well as a graphic designer for over 20 years. She has over 32 published articles and is currently working as a technical writer for a software company.