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"Learn to capture more powerful and engaging images with your iPhone. Too often, we use our iPhones just to 'grab' a few ho-hum shots that do little more than document how things looked. As Michael Fagans demonstrates in this book, taking a few extra moments to consider our subjects and the best way to depict them can take our shots from boring to brilliant! Hone your powers of observation to detect the most promising photo opportunities. Make the most of everyday scenes and subjects. Compose more dynamic and appealing photos"--Back cover.
List of contents
The bulk of the table of contents will eventually be the names of each of the photos under
the “Image Gallery” section—but we don’t have that info yet.***
Table of Contents
About the Author
Introduction
Image Gallery
Resources
Index
About the author
Michael Fagans enjoys telling people’s stories. His journey has taken him to the Navajo Nation, Malawi, India, Afghanistan, Scotland, Canada, the Dominican Republic, Belize, and Guatemala. He graduated from the Rochester Institute of Technology’s College of Imaging Arts and Sciences and was the National Press Photographers Association’s 2005 Photographer of the Year for New York state and Ontario and Quebec provinces. His photography clients include The Center for Investigative Reporting, United Way of Kern County, Epigraph Records, Kern Food Policy Council, The New York Times, and the National Journal. He resides in Bakersfield, California.
Summary
Three Benefits to Readers
1. Learn to approach image-making more creatively
2. Use the iPhone’s stripped-down controls most effectively
3. Create images with greater visual impact
