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Welcome to Oz 2.0: A Cinematic Approach to Digital Still Photography with Photoshop 2nd Edition
Author(s): Vincent Versace (Author)
- Publisher: New Riders Pub
- Publication Date: January 1, 2010
- Edition: 2nd
- Language: English
- Print length: 292 pages
- ISBN-10: 9780321714763
- ISBN-13: 9780321714763
Book Description
A guide to creating the perfect photograph covers how to approach an image, workflow, and the use of light, gesture, shape, time, and color, while using Photoshop to bring out the important aspects of the photograph.
Editorial Reviews
Review
“Vincent is one of the most electrifying and flat-out fascinating Photoshop instructors out there today, and amazingly, that excitement and his brand of Photoshop magic have been captured in this book. I was blown away!”
– Scott Kelby, Editor and Publisher, Photoshop User Magazine
–Book review, Seatlle Post-Intelligencer (seattlepi.com)
– Scott Kelby, Editor and Publisher, Photoshop User Magazine
“If you are looking for a challenge, and you want to take your Photoshop as well as your photographic skills to the next level, then I would very highly recommend Welcome To Oz.“
–Book review, Seatlle Post-Intelligencer (seattlepi.com)
About the Author
Vincent Versace has received the Computerworld Smithsonian Award in Media Arts & Entertainment and the Schellenberg fine art award
and has been nominated numerous times to the Photoshop World Hall of Fame. Vincent produces art for entities as various as Eco-Challenge and the San Francisco Presidio National Park; he teaches at the Maine Media Workshops and Palm Beach Photographic Workshops, and was the original host of the Epson Print Academy. Articles about his work have appeared in over two dozen photography magazines. You can see his work on the Web at www.versacephotography.com.
and has been nominated numerous times to the Photoshop World Hall of Fame. Vincent produces art for entities as various as Eco-Challenge and the San Francisco Presidio National Park; he teaches at the Maine Media Workshops and Palm Beach Photographic Workshops, and was the original host of the Epson Print Academy. Articles about his work have appeared in over two dozen photography magazines. You can see his work on the Web at www.versacephotography.com.
