Sketching Light

Sketching Light

Notes on the Book And Now, Time for a Short, Brisk Whipping! More Light-Shaping Tools! * Things I Think I Know: Risking "No" Northern (One) Light But Then, I Just Couldn't Take It Anymore One Light, One Window, One Room Of Frosted Glass and Dirty Windows The ABCs Build a Wall of Light Make the Light Jump!and Other Lessons Big Flash, Small Flash, Far Away * Things I Think I Know: News Flash Here's Sunshine Up Your Skirt! Set the Table with Light The Two-Speedlight Character Portrait Industrial Light Finding Faces * Things I Think I Know: How Do You Get Fired from LIFE? Big Light, Small Flash The Aesthetics of High-Speed Flash Up Against the Wall * Things I Think I Know: I Thought the Lights Would Be On Radio TTL The Shape of Light A Tale of One Face, Lit Two Ways * Things I Think I Know: Mamie and Barbara, and a Lesson Learned Lessons from the Acetate Era Finding a Picture on the Edge of the Canyon Sometimes, the Main Light Is in the Back * Things I Think I Know: Don't Mess with the Photog Working with D Light as an Exclamation Point One Light, One Shadow This Looks Hard, But It's Not * Things I Think I Know: Flash Frenzy A Couple of Joes The Lady, the Light, and Some Luck Lighting the Wind More Wilma This Looks Hard, and It Is This Just In Index

JOE McNALLY is an internationally acclaimed American photographer and longtime photojournalist. His most notable series is "Faces of Ground Zero--Portraits of the Heroes of September 11th," a collection of giant Polaroid portraits. He also photographed "The Future of Flying," the first all-digital story for National Geographic. His award-winning work has appeared in numerous magazines. Joe's previous books are the critically acclaimed and bestselling The Moment It Clicks and The Hot Shoe Diaires: Big Light from Small Flashes. Lukk