In this guide indispensable photography, famous photographer Harold Davis walks you through the guidelines first recommended to make great pictures with your DSLR camera, and then shows you how to liberate, build your own unique style, and write a beautiful picture with confidence. Gives the basics of practical composition and artistic tips and tricks sought by lovers of digital SLR cameras, which grew in number as the DSLR camera sales continue to grow Exploring the composition of ground rules-and then how to break the rules to take charming and unique images Inform and inspire you with own examples of penmanship landscape, portrait, close-ups, and other images that illustrate the concepts helps you unleash your creativity by showing you new ways to view Beyond the basics and created a photographic style that is all his own with this must-have guide. Amazon Exclusive: Photography Tips and Techniques from Harold Davis How to Use Shadows to Improve Your Composition How to Use Lab for Black and White Color Effect Professional Photography Techniques from Harold Davis Amazon Exclusive: Interview with Award-Winning Photographer Harold Davis We heard you the title? Digital photography has been written just a few. ? What s the story behind this book:? Wiley Publishing released three of my new book, Close-Ups Creative Digital Photography Tips & Techniques, Creative Night: Digital Photography Tips & Techniques, and Creative Composition: Digital Photography Tips & Techniques. My idea with the book -this book is to help people become better photographers by presenting the subject of digital photography in a different way. What approach? s different about you say? They are that the cameras don? t take photos, people. What's all this? s with the photographs in the book, "Now everybody likes to see the image striking, so one thing I do photos in this book is to make people? attention. Every photo in my book is accompanied by a story about how the photo was taken and the technical data associated with the photo. My feeling is that you really do learn about photography by looking at photos.