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Andy Grundberg
Frank Van Riper's hands-on knowledge of all things photographic lends authority and insight to his writing, whether thesubject is electronic flash or the work of Henri Cartier-Bresson. This is a book of multiple pleasures for anyone with an interest in photography.—Former New York Times Critic, Curator, and Author, Crisis of the Real
Overview
In this volume, Washington Post photography columnist Frank Van Riper assembles a selection of photographic insights from his columns. A photographer and writer, he seeks to inform and entertain readers with vignettes on the art, craft and business of photography. Chapters include answers to basic and rarely-addressed technical questions, from shooting pictures under fluorescent light to defending oneself against bloodthirsty mosquitoes; cutting-edge interviews with photography icons of various genres; essays on ...