books about: close-ups (photograph techniques practical)

books about: close-ups

books:

Female Anatomy Close-Ups: Photos of Vaginas, Vaginas, and More Vaginas

6 reviews
Douglas O'Brian

CreateSpace, 2010

Fun, in paper form
I am glad I read to only get one of his close-up books, as they have similar content. Now waiting for part two... I havent gotten his photoshoot book yet, but it looks equally as naked...

The Bee: Friend of the Flowers (Animal Close-Ups)
Paul Starosta

Charlesbridge Publishing, 2005

Kids will enjoy spending the day with Big Joe on this lobstering expedition. They catch a giant lobster, a flounder, crabs, and even an unwanted shark. Simplified for the very young.

201 Sex Bodies: Extreme Close-Ups of Sexual Penetration

1 review
Douglas O'Brian

CreateSpace, 2010

Excellent and graphic
This is a uniquely excellent book and extraordinarily sexy, even though it is an "educational" book. Love it.

The Cheetah: Fast as Lightning (Animal Close-Ups)

1 review
Christine Denis-Huot, Michel Denis-Huot

Charlesbridge Publishing, 2004

Perfect for young big cat lovers
I purchased this as a gift for my son. He is a big cat lover and Cheetahs are at the top of his list. He loved it!

Female Anatomy Close-Ups: Photos of Vaginas, Asses, Anuses, Breasts, and Nipples

3 reviews
Douglas O'Brian

CreateSpace, 2010

Skin everywhere.
Hoowee, this aint your daddy's sears catalog. some beautiful lady parts in here, and a couple that I dont find beautiful. my buddy earmarked his favorites.

Close Ups of the Charismatic Movement

3 reviews
John Vennari

Tradition in Action, 2002

Charismatic far from Catholic
This book is instrumental in uncovering the dangers behind the charismatic movement. It origins are not Catholic. Please read this before you get involved in the Charismatic movement. John's book is well researched and will help you to clearly see how this movement has evolved and why it is a danger to the Catholic church.

How to Photograph Close-Ups in Nature

5 reviews
Nancy Rotenberg, Michael Lustbader

Stackpole Books, 1999

My favorite book on close-ups!
This is one of my all time favorite books on close-up photography. Nancy and Michael's work is wonderful and I enjoy reading this book often. Their work shows us a whole new world that we may have never realized was there. Their love of the beauty found in the smallest details and the tiniest of creatures shines through in this book. It inspires me to do better photography. The book is well ...

John Shaw's Closeups in Nature (Practical Photography Books)

46 reviews
John Shaw

Amphoto Books, 1987

I always shot in automatic mode till I read this book!!!
Before I read John's book I own my Canon 20D for 3yrs and during the whole time I shot in auto mode only. Not knowing how to use my camera manually was very frustrating because I could not duplicate the same results I wanted time after time. John made everthing so clear that after reading this book I was comfortable enough to shoot full manual and has never looked back.

Creative Close-Ups: Digital Photography Tips and Techniques

27 reviews
Harold Davis

Wiley, 2009

Inspired!
After reading "Creative Close-ups" I can't wait to get to the wildflowers springing up in the desert and try some of the many superbly described and illustrated techniques for close-up and macro photography Harold Davis includes. He efficiently covers the basics - cameras and settings, lenses and extension tubes, tripods, lighting and flash, aperture and depth of field and criticality of focus, ...

JUST RELEASED --2010: The Reality and Cover-Up of UFOs NEW SPECIAL REPORT (Just Released. SPECIAL REPORT)

1 review

Blue Deacon Publishing, 2010

Red Meat Interviews From Credible Witnesses
If you are sick of the spin and just want the facts and nothing but the facts about UFOs and their cover-up, read this report. It contains nothing but the most credible and documented witnesses, who tell their real stories about close encounters with UFOs and extraterrestrials! The report also opens up the following question for readers: The fact that humankind is looking for answers ...

The Giraffe (Animal Close-Ups)

1 review
Christine Denis-Huot, Michel Denis-Huot

Charlesbridge Publishing, 1993

A fun, colorful, and informative animal book
Did you ever wonder how many bones are in a giraffes neck? Or how they sleep? Well,this colorful book will tell you all that and more! Giraffes are the tallest living animal in the world, and if you have an especially TALL interest for animals,then this is the book for you. I'm nine years old, and I strongly recommend "The Giraffe."

The Sea Lion: Ocean Diver (Animal Close-Ups)

1 review
Joelle Pichon

Charlesbridge Publishing, 1997

fun and informative
This book will capture the attention of older elementary school students. I would recommend this for grades 3-5. Well-written text complimented with interesting photos.

Just Flowers: Vivid Color, Close Ups and Super Macro Photography
Brad Madden

Brad Madden Photography, 2009

Explore stunning flowers close up with macro photography and see details like you have never seen them before! This photography book brings out Brad Madden's style with over 100 flowers and color so vibrant, it's hard to believe they are real. See classic flowers you already know and love such as the peony, water lily, orchid, daffodil, magnolia and iris. Explore great flowers you have heard of and wondered about such as the globe amaranthus, ...

The Penguin: A Funny Bird (Animal Close-Ups)

2 reviews
Beatrice Fontanel

Charlesbridge Publishing, 2004

Great,simple and a perfect start for a unit on Penguins
This is a great book to begin a unit on Penguins. It has excellent pictures and the information is simple and easily understandable. There are beautiful photographs of those cute black and white creatures and it is an excellent way to start a unit off on Penguins. GREAT CHOICE!

The Shark: Silent Hunter (Animal Close-Ups)
Renee Le Bloas-Julienne

Charlesbridge Publishing, 2007

Describes the physical characteristics, hunting techniques, reproduction, reputation, and some different species of sharks.

Let's Look at Pigeons (Lightning Bolt Books Animal Close-Ups)
Janet Piehl

Lerner Classroom, 2009

What animal has feathers, a round body, and a head that bobs when it walks? Pigeons! But do you know how fast pigeons fly? Or where pigeons build their nests? Read this book to find out! Learn all about different animals in the Animal Close-Ups series - part of the Lightning Bolt Books(tm) collection. With high-energy designs, exciting photos, and fun text, Lightning Bolt Books(tm) bring nonfiction topics to life!

The Wolf: Night Howler (Animal Close-Ups)

1 review
Christian Havard

Charlesbridge Publishing, 2006

Great quality
Beautiful pictures and interesting text. Each section is two pages long, and covers topics such as social behavior, phases in the life cycle, conservation, etc. I see the official age range is 4-8 years, but my kids are 8 and 11, and they both enjoyed the book. So did I. It was a delight to read out loud (not all science and nature books are...).

Close Ups: The Movie Star Book

1 review

Galahad Books, 1982

A Hollywood Cavalcade
This is a movie lovers book that should have some appeal to connosieurs. From Mary Pickford to the Three Stooges to Marlon Brando to Richard Dreyfuss, the selection is large, with names familiar to every movie-goer, including some not so familiar. The authors are also a diverse lot (usually directors or film writers), having either a personal or professional familiarity with their subject. This ...