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Dan has more than 25 years experience as a journalist and photographer. He began his career as a Navy journalist with assignments aboard several ships, and in Norfolk, VA, Dededo, Guam, and McMurdo Station, Antarctica. After leaving the service in 1990, Dan worked as a river guide and photographer on Pennsylvania’s Lehigh River. During the past 10 years, he’s worked as a writer and photographer for several Pennsylvania and New Jersey newspapers, including the Wilkes-Barre Times Leader (Hazelton edition) and Allentown Morning Call.
His writing and photography have appeared in numerous books, magazines, web sites, and newspapers, including: The New York Times; ESPN; National Geographic Reference Atlas of North American Birds, Fifth Edition; Mid-Atlantic Real Estate Journal; Baltimore Daily Record; Tri-State Real Estate Journal; Corridor Real Estate Journal; All Hands magazine; Army Times; Gloucester County Times; White Haven Journal Herald; Butler Eagle; www.greenworks.tv; and http://www.drexel.edu/doj/gallery.asp
Dan is currently working on a master’s degree in communications from Drexel University (Philadelphia, PA). Dan holds a bachelor’s degree in general studies (design arts) from Drexel and an associate’s in computer graphic arts from Gloucester County College (Sewell, NJ). He is also a graduate of the military’s Defense Information School (Information Specialist Journalist and Broadcaster and Intermediate Photojournalism).
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Acknowledgments.
Part I: Laying the Foundation—Basic Digital Photography.
Chapter 1: What You Need to Know to Get Started.
Chapter 2: Basic Camera Operation.
Chapter 3: Taking Interesting Photographs.
Part II: Taking the Next Step—Photographs That Wow!
Chapter 4: Creating Magic with the Right Lens.
Chapter 5: Going to Extremes: Aperture and Shutter Speed Magic.
Chapter 6: Expanding Your Horizons: Panoramic and Bad Weather Photography.
Chapter 7: Let There Be Light.
Part III: Tackling Different Photographic Subjects.
Chapter 8: Photographing People.
Chapter 9: Photographing Sports.
Chapter 10: Photographing Nature.
Chapter 11: Photographing Landscapes.
Chapter 12: Photographing Travel Destinations.
Chapter 13: Telling a Story with Pictures.
Part IV: Doing Your Own Image Processing.
Chapter 14: Introduction to the Digital Darkroom.
Chapter 15: Image Processing.
Chapter 16: Setting Up a Workflow.
Chapter 17: Image Management and Archiving.
Part V: Photography for Professionals in Other Fields.
Chapter 18: Getting It Together: Help for the Occasional Photographer.
Chapter 19: Digital Photography for Realtors.
Chapter 20: Digital Photography for Automobile Sales.
Chapter 21: Digital Photography for Company Newsletters.
Chapter 22: Digital Photography for Insurance Adjusters.
Chapter 23: Digital Photography for Research and Documentation.
Chapter 24: Digital Photography for Artists and Graphic Artists.
Chapter 25: Digital Photography for Public Relations Specialists.
Part VI: Putting Digital Photography to Work.
Chapter 26: Creating a Digital Presentation.
Chapter 27: Photographing Business Subjects.
Chapter 28: Techniques for Unusual Images.
Appendix A: Digital Photography Definitions.
Appendix B: Digital Photography Techniques.
Appendix C: Tools, Solutions, and Emergencies.
Appendix D: What’s New in Photoshop.
Index.
