[QuadList] Another Vet

Sun Nov 13 00:02:51 CST 2011

    The  Art of Photographic Lighting—New from Rocky  Nook
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Photographic Lighting)  

Santa Barbara, CA—It is essential that every photographer who is  serious 
about their craft have a firm understanding of the properties of  light, 
because light is more than just illumination. 
In _The  Art of Photographic Lighting_ 
(http://post.oreilly.com/rd/9z1zrd4c3e5uq9a5lem735cd40mspbmqhbtloqkpjkg)  (Rocky Nook, $44.95 USD) you  will 
learn how light and shadow can be used to compose photographs.  Example images 
and diagrams illustrate lighting concepts and demonstrate  how different 
sources of light affect a subject. 
Photographers of all levels are bound to improve their skills and  
cultivate a new appreciation for light design as they discover how to  successfully 
use a variety of lighting tools. 
Topics include: 
    *   Use of light in classic paintings  
    *   Perception and design principles  
    *   Light sources and shadow design  
    *   Directional lighting  
    *   Lighting design principles  
    *   History of photographic lighting design  
    *   Post-exposure techniques 

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About the  Author

Eib Eibelshaeuser holds a Master of Fine Arts degree and is currently a  
faculty member at the University of Applied Sciences, Duesseldorf,  Germany.

Since 1977, Eib has continued to be a guest lecturer in  the Faculty of 
Graphic Design at the College of Art in Reykjavik, Iceland.  There he teaches 
about the principles of image creation and  design.

He is the author of three successful books in  Germany.
_View  Eib Eibelshaeuser's full profile page._ 
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Additional  Resources
For more information about the book, including table  of contents, author 
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 Art of Photographic Lighting_ 
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Publisher: Rocky Nook
By  Eib Eibelshaeuser
Print ISBN: 9781933952758    
Pages: 336 
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MARS Station Luke  AFB

a TDY assignment turned into a interesting stint  passing morale  traffic 
and  playing tactical  op during exercises....   wheeee!!!   got to tear open 
envelopes and call each other by funny  names over the radio!

my  real AFSC was ground radio maint.  Our Comm Sqq had a TV shop  but it 
was boring...   closed circuit showing paper with weather  info  on a 
turntable... it  would  come from base ops and go to  the offices of the fighter 
training  squadrons  that were running  F-4s at that time

Thanks,

Ed Sharpe, Archivist for SMECC  

See the Museum's Web Site at _www.smecc.org_ (http://www.smecc.org/)  
In a message  dated 11/12/2011 8:07:37 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
ted at quadvideotapegroup.com writes:

Merci!  He hasn't aged a bit!  

On Nov 12, 2011, at 5:45 PM, george keller wrote:

Speaking of  Veterans,

Attached is a photo of Quadlist Member Trevor Brown, with his  commanding 
officer. Good looking guy, no??

He is the guy on the right.

George Keller
<Trevor,  CO.jpg>

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