Monday, February 22, 2010

Australian Photography (February 2010)

The latest issue of Australian Photography is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:

FEATURES
  • Location Lights Anthony McKee explains how you can take great shots using artificial lights on location, and looks at some of the portable flash products available in Australia.
  • Shooting Life Legendary nature and wildlife photographer Frans Lanting spoke to Robert Keeley about his unique approach to photography.
  • Showdown at Uluru Strict new rules governing photography at Australia's most iconic National Park have photographers worried. Ross Barnett reports.
  • Behind the Mask Pro photographers use masks to select fine details like hair and grass, selectively adjust tone, and create intricate montages. If you're serious about image editing you need to understand masks. Con Looymans provides a step-by-step introduction.
  • Northern Exposure - Part 2 Things start to get dangerous for editor Robert Keeley as he and his travelling party move deeper into WA's spectacular but treacherous Kimberly region.
  • Scanning Secrets Do you still have boxes of old negatives and slides hidden away? Prashphutita Greco shares some clever scanning tips and recommends some great software to help you get your films out of that shoebox and into your computer.
  • Locations - East Palmerston National Park, QLD As Thomas Liam Ryan discovered, East Palmerston in Far North Queensland, has plenty of treasures to offer patient photographers.

DEPARTMENTS

  • Shoot
  • Your Best Shot competition Honourable mentions in our 'Fluids' category
  • Questions & Answers
  • QuickSnaps
  • World View With Frans Lanting
  • Test - Sony Alpha A500 and A550 by Peter Burian
  • Product Shop
  • APS Gallery and Column
  • Image Doctor
  • The Back Page by Colin McCloud

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