The Inner Artistry of Outdoor Photography

The Inner Artistry of Outdoor Photography is for those photographers who wish to improve their creative image making and increase the visual strength of their work.

The Inner Artistry of Outdoor Photography begins where all photographs have their origins – the photographer and the visualized image that comes from their creative inner artist. The book is an in-depth discussion of a creative process that begins with a visualized image and ends with building an image within the camera that closely matches the original concept. Attention is paid to understanding how we respond to visual signals and how compositional decisions can impact the visual strength of the created image. AWARENESS AND HOW WE VISUALIZE CREATING AN INNER VISION HOW WE RESPOND TO IMAGES BARRIERS TO AWARENESS AND VISUALIZATION THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS THE ART OF DESIGN BUILDING IMAGES TO MATCH YOUR VISION

MARK LISSICK has been a freelance nature photographer for nearly two decades. His landscape and wildlife images have won numerous awards from organizations such as Nature’s Best Photography and the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA). His works has been part of major gallery exhibitions and have hung in the Smithsonian Institute. His photography and writing has been included in a number of publications including Outdoor Photographer, The Nature Conservancy, Nature’s Best Magazine, Smithsonian Magazine, and Audubon. He lectures extensively and conducts his own workshops and photo adventures both in the U.S. and internationally.