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Light first, the golden rule of landscape photographyLight First: The Golden Rule of Landscape photography was written by Joe Cornish, a famous British landscape photographer. With more than 20 years of photography experience, he summarized the basic elements of photography in a series of articles, accompanied by his own photography works.
In landscape photography, light was one of the most important elements. The captions of the photos in the book revealed the elements of shooting, including light, weather conditions, timing, composition, and other factors that affected the angle of shooting, film, and filter selection. The photos in the book also showed a wide range of creations, reflecting how Joe Cornish applied his creative ideas to photography practice. The large-format photos had complete technical data, and there was also an explanation of Joe Cornish's creative journey. Some of the works were carefully designed and shot, while others were the result of seizing unexpected opportunities or inspiration on the spot. The content was filled with practical shooting guidance on various levels of photography, such as predicting the change of weather conditions, the use of filter, etc. It also conveyed Joe Cornish's love for mountains and rivers, allowing readers to deeply understand his creative attitude when facing the subject of photography.
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Silence is the best answer given to a fool. Silence is also golden. This is a golden rule in dealing with mischievous people who are shameless and trickish in nature.