Assignment 10 Famous Photography Samuel Nagib

Art Wolfe Photography career Art Wolfe is an American photographer, television host, conservationist, photography teacher and artist. He is most notably known for his color photographs of wildlife, nature and cultures. Art Wolfe is an American photographer, television host, conservationist, photography teacher and artist. He is most notably known for his color photographs of wildlife, nature and cultures. Wolfe's parents were both commercial artists in Seatle,Washington. Wolfe graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Washington. Within four years of graduation, Wolfe had done assignments for National Geographic magazine and produced his first photo book documenting Northwest Indian baskets. Wolfe's parents were both commercial artists in Seatle,Washington. Wolfe graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Washington. Within four years of graduation, Wolfe had done assignments for National Geographic magazine and produced his first photo book documenting Northwest Indian baskets.

Image manipulation Famous Book In his 1994 book, Migrations, Wolfe digitally manipulated photos, including cloning to create additional animals in ensemble shots. In his public lectures Wolfe acknowledged the manipulations, but maintained that they were minimal - such as removal of a few animals falling out of pattern in a huge herd, or filling small gaps with clones. The manipulations, which he calls "digital art", were discussed in the book's introduction, "Since this is an art book and not a treatise on natural history, I find the use of digitalization perfectly acceptable, and in a small percentage of photographs I have enhanced the patterns of animals much as a painter would do on a canvas." Art Wolfe In his 1994 book, Migrations, Wolfe digitally manipulated photos, including cloning to create additional animals in ensemble shots. In his public lectures Wolfe acknowledged the manipulations, but maintained that they were minimal - such as removal of a few animals falling out of pattern in a huge herd, or filling small gaps with clones. The manipulations, which he calls "digital art", were discussed in the book's introduction, "Since this is an art book and not a treatise on natural history, I find the use of digitalization perfectly acceptable, and in a small percentage of photographs I have enhanced the patterns of animals much as a painter would do on a canvas." Art Wolfe

Equipment Art Wolf is famous for your natural pictures Art Wolf is famous for your natural pictures He use Canon: a 1DS, 1DS Mk 2, and now 1DS Mk 3, a 21-megapixel brick of technology. The pro body is almost impervious to rain, snow, and dust, which is why I prefer it to the cheaper 5D Mk2, despite its HD video and low noise capabilities. He use Canon: a 1DS, 1DS Mk 2, and now 1DS Mk 3, a 21-megapixel brick of technology. The pro body is almost impervious to rain, snow, and dust, which is why I prefer it to the cheaper 5D Mk2, despite its HD video and low noise capabilities.

Art Wolfe Birds flying he used shutter speed Angle – medium shot

Art Wolfe Beer trying catch fish, Extreme shutter speed, Angle Long Shot

Art Wolfe Birds Photoshop program close-up angle and longshot

Art Wolfe duck swimming Shutter speed and extreme close up, without sun light

Art Wolfe Long shot and shutter speed photo shop

Art Wolfe Close up, crocodiles stop in front of the lackey

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