Artist's Photo Reference: Water & Skies

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Artists can't always wait for perfect weather and lighting conditions to paint a dramatic sky, or drive to a distant coast to paint a stunning seascape. That's why reference photos are so essential--they save artists hours of time, frustration and unnecessary work. The Artist's Photo Reference: Water and Skies makes finding those much-needed images easy, by placing hundreds of magnificent, high-quality photos at the artist's fingertips.

Streams, rivers, waterfalls, waves and breathtaking cloud formations are just some of the themes that will be sure to spark creativity. Also included are 6 step-by-step demonstrations by a variety of artists, painted from some of the actual photos included in the book. A special introductory section instructs readers on how to take their own inspiring photos.

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Just Wonderful.......2004-01-21

I just absolutely love this book. I bought this with the Landscape part of the series, with the hope to get more water. This book has it. It has a wonderful selection of snow scenes and even frost!!! It then has several different types of beach and ocean scenes. The one thing that I was really looking for that this book didn't have, which is why I gave it a 4, was that there was no rain. There were plenty of fog and mist, which were wonderful, but not a single rain picture. They had a few rainbows, but no rain. I thought it was interesting, but perhaps its just really that hard to take a picture of rain. So if your looking for a book with rain, I would suggest looking elsewere. If your just looking for a great book with lots of water and sky, this would be my pick!!

Artist's Photo Reference: Water & Skies.......2003-06-07

What a fantastic book! The photos and the art are all Breathtaking. Its a must for any landscape artist's book shelf. I've used it time and time again.

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Water From The Sky
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This digital document is an article from Hawaii Business, published by Hawaii Business Publishing Co. on January 1, 2004. The length of the article is 621 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Author: Kelli Abe Trifonovitch
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Date: January 1, 2004
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Take A Look Around:Photography
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Great start for kids in photography

Misleading Title! No Photography Activities!

A "think," "point," and "shoot" approach to photography.

Take A Look Around:Photography
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Great start for kids in photography.......2004-08-19

I am a photographic artist, and I teach kids about photography all the time. This book gives simple step by step activities that teach kids about the most important part of photography: learning to see. Jim Varriale presents the basics of shadow and light, camera angle, frame and scale, compostition, capturing the moment, and more in a way that all ages can understand. I would highly reccomend this book for anyone who wants a simple, straight-forward approach to making good photographs.

This book is not about exposures (though you'll learn as you do these activities) nor about darkroom work, but that can all come later. This book reinforces the art of photography, not the science part.

I use it's principles with my youngest students, as it simply can't be done any better.

Misleading Title! No Photography Activities!.......2002-05-16

I was very disappointed with this book. There are no photography activities in the book. The book mentions different aspects of an image: mood, angle, etc.

A "think," "point," and "shoot" approach to photography........1999-10-09

Photographer/author Jim Varriale has produced a deceptively "simple" book that covers the basic principles behind the art of photography. His book, illustrated by photographs taken by children he taught at summer camp, is all the more remarkable for the imagination, courage, and freedom he has inspired in them. Throughout, these photographs tease, touch, and delight with their disorienting perspectives, pathos, and humor. Extraordinarily mature conceptually, they invite us to share each photographer's highly personal view of the world. Mr. Varriale's accompanying text defines lessons as "projects" and is written clearly in a warm, inviting style. Although purposely free of complicated technical instruction, the book is, nevertheless, a serious work that merits as much concentration on reading as on looking. Although it is intended for children, the book is, in fact, ageless in its usefulness. Every adult who has ever despaired of understanding the "how-to" articles in sophisticated photography magazines and books (and that includes the instructions that come with big-name cameras) will appreciate Mr. Varriale's introduction to an art form he assures us is immediately accessible.

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The Best Business Stories of the Year, 2002 Edition (Unabridged)
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one story is worth the price

A diverse, well-represented collection

Terrific (and buy 2001 too)

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Series editor Andrew Leckey and guest editor Ken Auletta have scoured the print media, consulted with the editors of major business and general interest publications, and surveyed journalism school deans to find the best business stories from the last twelve months. Among those selected: Michael Lewis on teenage stock trader Jonathan Lebed, from The New York Times Magazine; James B. Stewart on the irrepressible Michael Milken, from The New Yorker; and many others from the pages of The Wall Street Journal, Rolling Stone, Fortune, Rocky Mountain News, and Wired.

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one story is worth the price.......2003-10-10

worth the price of admission for the the michael milken story that ran in Harpers.

A diverse, well-represented collection.......2002-06-07

From print media and journals to business and general interest publications, the authors have searched for the best business accounts from the past year, providing vignettes and accounts primarily nonfiction in content, but telling of business goals, individuals, and strategies. A diverse, well-represented collection.

Terrific (and buy 2001 too).......2002-05-21

Great anthology from a wide variety of sources (the usual financial journals plus some interesting exotic publications (Mother Jones?)). Not a clunker in the lot. Buy this one and its 2001 predecessor and you will be fascinated. Hope this series continues for many years...

A great, entertaining and thought provoking read..........2002-04-27

What a simple, yet compelling, concept. Scour all of the business magazines (mostly major ones, though), and pick the best 27 articles of the prior year, independent of field of interest. Then lay them out with no extra fluff, letting the original work be the star attraction. Such is the concept behind this book, which was both a quick read and difficult to put down.

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