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                                  Pascal Beatens. Nude Photography: The Art and The Craft. — New York, 2007Nude Photography: The Art and The Craft / Pascal Beatens. — New York : Dorling Kindersley Limited, 2007. — 256 p., ill. — ISBN 978-0-7566-3176-5[CONTENTS]
	Introduction 8 
	1 the history of nude photography 
	Nudity with a message 12 
	Erotic nudes 12 
	The scientific nude 14 
	Photography meets art 15 
	Photography finds its direction 17 
	Nudes & classicism 20 
	The documentary style 21 
	Fashion photography 23 
	The male nude 24 
	Feminist nudes 25 
	Rediscovering eroticism 25 
	The commercial nude 27 
	Beyond nudity 29 
	2 defining styles & approaches 
	Introduction 32 
	Opportunities & choices 34 
	Different themes 36 
	Pursuing a concept 38 
	Working in black & white 40 
	Working in color 42 
	Exploiting opportunities 44 
	Overcoming limitations 46 
	Choosing & using a setting 48 
	Using props 50 
	Working with models 52 
	Choosing a model 54 
	Directing your model 56 
	Conveying a mood 58 
	3 exploring techniques 
	Introduction 62 
	Lighting 64 
	Daylight indoors 66 
	Creativity with indoor light 68 
	Studio lighting 70 
	Artificial lighting effects 72 
	Lighting outdoors 74 
	Sculpting with light & shadow 76 
	Dressing with shadows 77 
	Playing with shadows 78 
	Lighting gallery 80 
	Poses 84 
	From head to toes 86 
	Adjusting the pose 88 
	Lighting the pose 90 
	Poses gallery 92 
	Sharpness & blur 96 
	Focus & depth of field 98 
	Capturing movement blur 100 
	Freezing movement 101 
	Moving the camera 102 
	Sharpness & blur gallery 104 
	Composition & perspective 106 
	Basic rules of composition 108 
	Positioning the model 110 
	Exploring perspective 112 
	Abstract close-ups 114 
	The effects of distortion 116 
	Composition & perspective gallery 118 
	Locations 120 
	Making the most of a location 122 
	Stairs & doorways 124 
	Connecting with a location 126 
	Nudes & nature 128 
	Locations gallery 130 
	4 postproduction 
	Introduction 134 
	Cropping & reframing 136 
	Adjusting tone 137 
	Converting to black & white 138 
	Color adjustments 139 
	Adding backgrounds 140 
	Creative retouching 142 
	Applying filters 144 
	Conserving your images 145 
	5 photographers' gallery 
	Introduction 148 
	Lyn Balzer & Tony Perkins 150 
	Andreas Bitesnich 160 
	Sylvie Blum 170 
	Almond Chu 180 
	Giorgio Gruizza 190 
	Allan Jenkins 200 
	Ocean Morisset 210 
	Gavin O'Neill 220 
	Gabriele Rigon 230 
	Ragne Sigmond 240 
	Frequently asked questions 250 
	Index 252 
	Acknowledgements 256 
 introduction
	For me, a successful image is one that has an immediate impact on the viewer, that grabs their attention, and makes them dream, smile, think, or simply enjoy it. I tend to think that technique, though important, plays a more humble role: it is the servant of the image. 
	Photographic technique is like a language. The more refined your language, the more subtly you can express yourself, but if you have no story to tell, no feeling to get across, your words will remain hollow. So my focus in this book is to make you aware of the artistic implications of your technical choices, rather than to discuss the photographic technicalities as such. There are plenty of tips to improve your pictures, but it's mainly a guide for training your eyes to look at nudes with a photographic understanding. 
	Positioning your model with side light to sculpt his or her body with light and shadows, for example, has nothing to do with your equipment, but everything to do with understanding the possibilities and uses of light; where you place your model in the frame reflects your understanding of composition; guiding your model into expressing the atmosphere you want to create is all about your vision and communication skills; and so on. And you can work on all these elements with even the most basic of cameras. 
	Once you've read about the history of nude photography, the many ways you can sharpen your vision, and how to bring a particular look and feel to your image, and when you've considered the postproduction techniques you might to choose to apply and looked at the gallery of how other photographers have approached this branch of photography, there is a final chapter yet to be written—by you. I can only offer you a book full of photographic ingredients, and tips to help you discover more. Learn to choose them carefully, and to find the perfect mix for your images. Enjoy! 
	Pascal Baetens 
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