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My New Book “Exposed” is finally out!
This book is, once again, chocked full of info, and also includes a fair number of adventure stories as well. Even if you are not an aspiring pro, if you are just looking for a book with some good adventure stories or need some inspiration, this book might be of interest to you. Below are a few screenshots of some of the spreads. As you can see there are stories about the images and how they were created, post-processing tips and techniques that I use regularly, and finally there are quite a few lighting diagrams that show exactly how I had my gear set up to create certain images.
Michael Clark