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Nature
Photography by Juza
This section of JuzaPhoto contains a wide selection
of articles about the most important aspects of nature photography.
You can read the articles sequentially as a book, or you can read just the
articles about the topics that you find most interesting.
There are aready many books about photography, but
my series of articles is different for every book printed on paper:
the "electronic" medium allows to continuosly update and
improve the content, to reflect the evolution of technology and to
provide always up-to-date, reliable and accurate information.
The articles often refers to Canon cameras and lenses,
since this is the brand that I use and I know better. Nevertheless,
the majority of the concepts holds true for every brand - Nikon,
Sony, Olympus, Pentax or wichever you use.
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Equipment And
Technique
Being able to create an artistic image is not
enough: you must also master the technical side of photography, to
get sharp, well exposed images. The articles contained into this chapter explain
how cameras and lenses work, and how to get the best results from your
equipment.
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Frequently Asked
Questions And Short Articles
These short, easy to understand articles give the
answer to some frequantly asked questions, with step-by-stop
explainations and many examples. Other than that, this section
includes short test that shows how equipment work.
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Post Processing
The post processing is an essential component of
photography. The articles of this chapter describe all the
Photoshop techniques that you need to know to process your nature
photos. All articles contains numerous screenshots and
detailed explanations that make them easily understandable even by
beginners.
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Equipment Reviews
I publish mainly the
reviews of the equipment that I use, and some other interesting
cameras and lenses. I prefer "field
reviews", based on actual use, rather than studio tests. Usually
I write the reviews one or two months
after buying a tool, and they are updated whenever necessary. To use
an instrument in the field for months of years
is the best way to understand its strenghth and weaknesses.
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