ISBN: 1-59485-087-9. Copyright 2007.  Second edition. 221 pages. 23 Color Photos.  Dimensions: 8.4" 5.5" x .3"

From the back cover:  A must-have reference in this age of digital photography if you're shooting any outdoor subjects, from sailfish to sunsets.  - Florida Today

Updated Tricks and Tips From a Leading Outdoor Photographer

• The latest tips on photographing outdoor subjects in field conditions
• New information on the newest digital techniques
• Advice on selecting the best equipment and the most useful accessories
• Expanded coverage of recent features in Photoshop
• How to keep your files organized and safe

A longtime mountaineer and wilderness traveler, James Martin is uniquely suited to show us how to make the most of digital photography's advantages for outdoor photography.  In Digital Photography Outdoors, Martin presents the new rules of digital photography and reminds us of old rules that still apply.  He covers the fundamentals of digital editing, including selecting software tools, applying filters, creating illusion of movement, and stitching photos together to create panoramas.

James Martin has written for Outdoor Photographer, Sports Illustrated, and Audubon Magazine and he has seventeen books to his credit, most illustrated with his own photos. Martin is based in Seattle but he spends most of his time traveling and photographing.  He is represented by Getty Images.

Table of Contents

Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction

Chapter 1 - The Rules of Photography Still Apply
Composition, Light, The Color or Light, Subject Color, Showing Up

Chapter 2 - Digital Equipment
Cameras, Lenses, Autofocus versus Manual Focus, Filters, Tripods and Heads, Photo-editing Programs and File Formats

Chapter 3 - Taking Digital Photographs
Old-school Exposure, Digital Exposure, Before Shooting, In the Field

Chapter 4 - The Digital Darkroom
Computer and Peripherals, Editing Programs, Color Management

Chapter 5 - Workflow
Workflow in Depth

Chapter 6 - Advanced Techniques
Selections and Layers, Smart Objects, Expanding Dynamic Range, Combining Different Images, Color Temperature Filters, Mimicking View Camera Movements, Black and White, Merging Images, Digital Panoramas, Digital Star Trails

Chapter 7 - A Digital Approach to Subjects
The Environment, Wildlife, People, Close-ups, Painting with Light

Glossary
Resources
Index