Libros de Fotografía, página 53 de 617

¿Quién debe leer este libro? ¿Un iniciado en la fotografía o un iniciado en la informática? La respuesta primera a esta última pregunta es otra. Este libro debe leerlo una persona que se compró su primera camara digital, no importa si es una compacta o una Reflex de alta gama. Basta con que ya tengas el equipo en tus manos para empezar a hojear este libro que hoy te presentamos.La fotografia es un viaje apasionante, no solo porque dejas el registro de tus paseos o tus aficiones, asi como de tus amigos y familiares, tambien porque con las mas sofisticadas tecnologias, podras profundizar en este maravilloso arte, de una manera muy accesible. Aprender como convertirte en un fiel reportero grafico de tu entorno, de la gente que esta mas cerca de ti, de tus recorridos por la ciudad en la que vives, por los eventos mas importantes de tu vida, es el gran desafio, desde que tienes la camara hasta que lees este libro.Nuestra intencion es acompañarte en ese viaje.

Car Design America is second in a series on world automotive history. From the streamliner to the show cars of the 50s and 60s, American car designs influence on international style is reflected in Cadillacs slogan, the standard of the world. The bombastic Harley Earl and the extravagant Raymond Loewy created iconic designs, and the mythical Corvette, Mustang, and Thunderbird were born. Whether the Cadillac fins of the 1950s, the Muscle Cars of the 1970s or the Sport Utility Vehicles that marked the beginning of the 21st century, American car design is primarily known for its excesses. However, from a broader perspective, a different picture emerges. America was the first to recognize the creative and strategic potential of design and to create a system of brands, models and versions that set global standards. In this second volume of his series on the global automotive history, Paolo Tumminelli tells the story of American car design as cultural historyfrom the Streamliner experiments of the 1930s up to the recent resurgence of the American automobile industrydrawing intriguing parallels with the social developments of the time. Without forgetting retro and the most recent designs, this book traces the evolution of American automobile culture through the decadesboth all-time classics as well as unique models. With over 400 original images from the manufacturers archives, Car Design America is an indispensable reference work for every car enthusiast.

Internationally acclaimed photographer David Hamilton invites the viewer to share delicate moments in ballet. His images of young dancers capture the essence of grace at rest and poetry in motion. These tender photographic impressions are accompanied by musical masterpieces created especially for the art form. La Danse includes unpublished pictures of Rudolf Nureyev, the twentieth century's greatest male dancer. Music CDs: The best of romantic ballet classics, for example: Tchaikovskys Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, and other invitations to dance, performed under the direction of Gunther Herbig, Herbert Kegel, and Willi Boskovsky.