道家思想在摄影中的运用
2000-12
Tom Ang 著
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Tom Ang has worked as a technical editor, editor and picture editor on many magazines. His own photography both digital and orthodox - has been widely exhibited. He now contributes to, among others, magazines such as What Digital Camera and British Journal of Photography. Tom won the Thomas Cook Travel Book Award for his photography of the Marco Polo Expedition and he is a specialist on Central Asia, and is currently working on two photographic books on the region. He is the author of Picture Editing and Digital Photography and is Senior Lecturer in Photographic Practice at the University of Westminster, London.
IntroductionBalance and Awareness Welcome to the Way Hybrid or inbred? Exposing the vision Tunnel of lightNetting the Light A little goes the furthest Choosing between formats When more is ... more A portal to imaging words The practical choices The digital oppositionPathways of Sensitivity Pure silver and pure numbers Tonal variations Black and white supreme Duelling partners Grain and gain Palatable colours Scanning: hybridizing the silverExpose for the Heart Ruler on the light Exposing black and white Exposing colourFinding the Way Creative intelligence Modes of working Uncertainty and TaoApproaching the Way Dance of light Melody of the body Seeing eye to eye Working with hands Calligraphy of the leaf Water music Patterns of chaos Artefacts and fiction Transcending space and time Braving the elementsBibliographyIndexAcknowledgments
