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Chasing the Light
Essential Tips for Taking Great Landscape Photos
Ian
Plant
This
eBook contains essential tips that can make your
landscape photos stand out from the rest. Inside you
will learn the fundamentals of scene selection,
working with light and color, and advanced
composition techniques. The philosophical and
creative concepts contained herein, once mastered,
can help you unlock your fullest potential as a
landscape photographer.
This eBook is not about gear
or Photoshop—it is about the artistic fundamentals
required to make great landscape photos. If you are
interested in taking your craft and personal vision
to the next level, then Chasing the Light is
for you!
Chasing the Light is a 62 page downloadable PDF
eBook filled with informative text, stunning
full-color images, and plenty of insights and
inspiration. For more information, click
here.
Special Introductory Price!
USD
$5.00
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 Five
Landscape
Challenges
Tips for
Mastering
Five Common
Landscape
Scenes
Ian Plant
Sure,
instructional
books are
great,
but often
they are
long on
theory and
short on
practical
application.
Master chefs
have the
right idea:
instead of
merely
penning
lengthy
tomes
teaching
abstract
cooking
principles,
they also
write
easy-to-follow
recipe
books,
allowing
even
beginners to
create
masterpiece
meals.
Five
Landscape
Challenges
is the first
in a new
series by
nature
photographer
Ian Plant.
Each book in
the series
focuses on
five
different
common
landscape
scenes,
providing
detailed
"recipes"
showing you
how to get
each shot
right, every
time,
discussing
the best
equipment,
light, and
compositions.
Five
Landscape
Challenges
is a
downloadable
PDF eBook
filled with
informative
text,
stunning
full-color
images, and
plenty of
insights and
inspiration.
For more
information,
click
here.
ONLY $5.00!
That's only
$1 for each scene
tutorial!
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COMING SOON:
SEPTEMBER 5
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Print
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Ian's photographs have
appeared in eight print books. Copies may be ordered
online through Amazon. |
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The Ultimate Guide to Digital Nature Photography
by the Mountain Trail Photo Team
Today's digital cameras are wonderful creative tools for nature photographers, but they can be a challenge to master—a problem that is thoroughly solved by the lessons provided in this guide by 10 of the most respected nature photographers in America. The book offers a step-by-step approach to improve both artistic vision and technical skills.
Ian is one of the executive editors, lead authors, and lead designer of this
great instructional book perfect for beginners or
those looking to take their photography to the next
level.
"Shows
you how to get the elusive 'Once in a Lifetime' shot
more frequently than you ever thought possible."
—Christopher Robinson, editor, Outdoor
Photographer Magazine
"A
compilation of expert tips and advice by some of
today's most talented professional nature
photographers." —Jim Erhardt, founder, Nature
Photographers Online Magazine |
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50 Amazing Things You Must See and Do in the Greater
D.C. Area
The Ultimate Outdoor Adventure Guide
by Ian Plant and Joseph Rossbach
Highlighting some of the most breathtaking scenery and wildlife in the eastern United States, this guide to the greater Washington, DC, area makes it easy to explore natural beauty spots in central Maryland and northern Virginia over a day or a weekend. With an emphasis on efficiency, all the destinations listed can be reached within a three-hour drive from the nation's capital. To save time, the book goes after the best outdoor experiences, including the best hiking, biking, and paddling in the region; the best vantage points to glimpse birds and animals; and the best times for seasonal events such as the spring bloom and the peak autumn color. From hiking in the Appalachian Mountains or paddling the mighty Potomac River to watching the winter snow geese migrate on the eastern shore of Maryland, the book provides an inspiring range of adventures, all illustrated with stunning, full-color photos.
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Chesapeake: Bay of Light
Photos by Ian Plant
Essays by Tom Horton
Following in the footsteps of Captain John Smith’s
voyages from 400 years ago, this book, filled with
breathtaking photographs, captures the wild, untamed
beauty and hidden and forgotten locales of the
Chesapeake Bay. Photographer Ian Plant spent three
years exploring the Chesapeake's remaining wild
places by foot and kayak, in order to show readers
the Bay as it might have looked to Captain John
Smith 400 years ago, teeming with life and wild
shores.
"Invigorating . . . [shows] how extraordinarily
enriched and beautiful the Bay still is." —The
Washington Post
"I can't keep my hands off Chesapeake: Bay of
Light . . . a totally beautiful effort that is
worth every penny." —The Washington Times |
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Ian's photographs have
also appeared in five books of the "Wonder and
Light" series. |
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Frequently Asked Questions About eBooks:
Q: I don't have a Paypal account, can I still order
the book?
A:
Yes! The Paypal checkout interface gives you the
option of paying by credit card, even if you don't
have an existing Paypal account. Paypal account
holders may also choose to pay by credit card.
Q: How
do I download the book?
A: When you
are done paying for the book, the Paypal checkout
interface will display a link to download the book.
After payment is made, you will see something
similar to the following, just click the "Complete
Purchase" link to download the book.
In addition,
you will receive an email confirmation from "Ian
Plant Photography" with a link for downloading the
book. Note that your spam filter might block the
email, so if you don't get an email with a download
link, check your spam folder. If, for whatever
reason, you are unable to successfully complete
download of the book,
email me
and I will send you a link as soon as I am
able. Please note that I am often out in the field,
so if I am unable to get back to you right away,
don't panic!
Q: How
do I save the book once I have downloaded it?
A: When you
click on the download link, a window will appear
giving you the option of opening or saving the file.
Press "Save," and choose a folder on your computer
that you can easily find again and save the file
there. If you accidently "Open" the file rather than
saving it, you can still save it to your computer.
In Acrobat, just go to "File" and then choose "Save
a Copy."
Q:
What is the best way to view the book?
For best
results, view the book in 2-page spreads. In Acrobat
select View > Page Display > Two Up. Also check
“Show Cover Page During Two Up” to make sure the
pages are in sync.
Q:
Can I view the book on my iPad?
You
sure can. Just make sure to download the
iPDF Reader
from the iTunes store—it's
free! |
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