Photographing the World Around You
Freeman Patterson, 2004 [ Technique ]An easier read than his other book, Patterson begins with building blocks of visual design, covering light, line, shape, texture and perspective with a few example pictures. He then explains to us on how to put the building blocks together using interesting ideas of dominance, balance, proportion and rhythm that is inherent in your images. He also reasons with us the importance of evaluating your own photos and finishes off by encouraging us to tackle a few assignments on people, natural things, and constructed things. He also discusses on how to make an album.
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