About this item
The iPhone camera is a sophisticated device. It has compelled millions of people worldwide to take a new or renewed interest in photography. Let's face it: most of us now have a tiny yet highly competent camera in a pocket or purse at all times these days, and we use it to grab shots of people, places, and things more and more often as the technology improves - and you know what? We're largely pleased with those captures.If you're a SERIOUS photographer, you may be wondering just how much mileage you can get out of your "simple," ever-ready iPhone camera. Well, the answer may surprise you. In this book, Michael Fagans deconstructs photos taken in 60 scenarios - with a diverse array of subjects, in changing lighting conditions, in places that present unique challenges - showing you how to use solid, traditional photographic techniques to create great shots.
About the Author
Michael Fagans simply 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.
Michael is an Assistant Professor at the Meek School of Journalism at the University of Mississippi. He is also a filmmaker and working on his second feature length documentary.
Follow him on Instagram @mfphotog or here http://michaelfagans.com/category/instagram/
