Looking at Images; A deeper look at selected photographs published in LensWork and LensWork Extended

A deeper look at 120 selected photographs published in LensWork and LensWork Extended Short, thought-provoking discussions about photography and the creative process Encompassing aspects of image content, context, composition, and artmaking Improve your photography and deepen your aesthetic eye by learning to see, feel, understand, think, and speak about images. A dynamic teaching tool and study aid — including expanded Table of Contents and 4-page detailed Index State-of-the-art, museum-book quality duotone printing Brooks Jensen’s in-depth commentaries are not critiques, but instead discuss aspects of photography through image content, context, and composition. Looking at Images is a study aid — an engaging look at images as a platform to think about photography and the creative process. The intent is to provide photographers with tools to help them think about their own creative work. For the first time, these commentaries are available in book form! Includes color images as well as black-and-white!