Fresh and inspiring, this new series simplifies and explains the digital photographic process. Each book looks at a different subject area and demystifies the means and methods used to produce the beautiful shots chosen from the portfolios of top international photographers. The creative process is broken down into four key stages: capturing, scanning, manipulating and printing, which together cover every aspect of producing digital photographs. The production of singular images is explained as well as the more complex processes used to produce a montage or mosaic. This series will be a welcome reference and guide for both beginners and those already using digital techniques.Whether using a digital camera or scanning existing images, Landscape demonstrates how to create beautiful landscape images using the new techniques. Step-by-step guides show the reader how to overcome common landscape blips such as wonky horizons, unwanted telegraph poles and unsightly litter.Taking a new approach to the conventional photography handbook, Landscape avoids the traditional, textbook style in favour of a fresh, contemporary design. Intelligent use of diagrams, illustrations and beautiful photographs combine with reader-friendly, concise, explanatory text. A fantastic resource for novice digital imagers as well as those who are already au fait with the subject looking for new ideas.