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acclaimed travel photographer David Noton walks you through the process he uses to produce stunning shots. --unknown author
a series of photo masterclasses in the form of a coffee-table book […] this book does a good job of introducing a range of techniques and tips --Paul Bloomfield
a wide range of scenery that will excite any keen landscape photographer. […] Noton's book will appeal to a wide audience, ranging from novice to professional photographers. --Digital Photographer
From glistening lakes and vast misty mountains to bustling, vibrant street scenes, this is a wonderful collection […] --Gemma Padley, Amateur Photographer
stunning worldwide destinations […] insights into how he goes about capturing the essence of a location --Outdoor Photography
From glistening lakes and vast misty mountains to bustling, vibrant street scenes, this is a wonderful collection […] --Gemma Padley, Amateur Photographer
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Full Frame sees top travel and landscape photographer David Noton set about achieving 'the perfect shoot'. Taking ten varying locations, from snowy mountain peaks to coastline, bustling Asian markets to idyllic paradise islands, he reveals invaluable photography tips on how he sets about capturing the essence of a location, explains his creative process and reveals the secrets that make his work so widely admired.
The highest quality printing showcases Noton's peerless photography techniques and his entertaining and informative text and captions give an invaluable insight into his photographic art.
This high quality edition is supported by a major London exhibition.
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Having enjoyed David's first book 'Waiting for the Light', I was looking forward to more of the same from 'Full Frame' and wasn't disappointed. Full Frame is broken down into ten different projects around the world, and each section is divided into smaller sub-sections. David uses one photograph in each sub-section and explains how it was taken, and often includes some additional nuggets of photographic or technical information, all in his friendly very readable style. This means that you can sit down and read through a very enjoyable book, or simply dip in and out by reading one sub-section at a time. Highly recommended.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Jaw dropping landscape photography is this guy's bread and butter and in that respect this collection is even better than his first book Photography Essentials Waiting for the Light (Photography Essentials).
If that weren't enough to make budding photographers green with envy, he also turns out a mean portrait, some great wildlife shots plus a few epic infra-reds.
Though technique is covered, this is not just a book for photographers - anyone interested in travel and the spectacular beauty of the great outdoors will find much to enjoy here.
One small niggle which I commented on his last book - I don't like the larger photos being spread across two pages and would happily have paid an extra tenner for a larger format that prevented this.
If that weren't enough to make budding photographers green with envy, he also turns out a mean portrait, some great wildlife shots plus a few epic infra-reds.
Though technique is covered, this is not just a book for photographers - anyone interested in travel and the spectacular beauty of the great outdoors will find much to enjoy here.
One small niggle which I commented on his last book - I don't like the larger photos being spread across two pages and would happily have paid an extra tenner for a larger format that prevented this.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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I really want to like this book as I think David Noton is an excellent photographer but I'm still not convinced. One of my biggest gripes is the print quality, none of the pictures really seem to be sharp and certainly very few of the images leap out and grab you. Maybe I'm being too picky but in a book like this I think the quality of the printing is really important. I guess I'm not totally convinced about some of the photos either. I suppose the whole point of the book is about diversifying and photographing new things and not getting stuck in a rut, therefore it's inevitable that the photographs are not of the same quality as Mr. Noton's previous work but even so... For all of that the text is interesting and informative and I think it encapsulates many of the key aspects of being an exceptional photographer which there's no doubt David Noton is. He's also a very entertaining writer so the book is worth a look just don't have too higher expectations.
Having now read the book in entirety I think I was maybe being a little unfair. David Noton is an entertaining writer and there are some really useful tips and comments as he progresses through the book. Very much a book to read and contemplate rather than one to flick through and look at the pictures. I suppose I've generally found this to be a truth, the books that impress at first glance are often the ones that fail to reward when read in detail. The one exception I'd make to that rule is Tom Mackie's `Photos With Impact' which is both visually stunning and incredibly rewarding to read.
Having now read the book in entirety I think I was maybe being a little unfair. David Noton is an entertaining writer and there are some really useful tips and comments as he progresses through the book. Very much a book to read and contemplate rather than one to flick through and look at the pictures. I suppose I've generally found this to be a truth, the books that impress at first glance are often the ones that fail to reward when read in detail. The one exception I'd make to that rule is Tom Mackie's `Photos With Impact' which is both visually stunning and incredibly rewarding to read.
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A Window in to the Landscapes and people of the world
As usual David has displayed his stunning landscape photography, this time traveling to remote places of the world and telling us his stories of his travels while sharing his great... Read more
Published 27 days ago by M.I.RAJI
Love David Noton
David Notons full frame is the eagerly anticipated follow up to chasing the light and it doesnt dissapoint.
Beautiful photography by an absolute master. Read more
Beautiful photography by an absolute master. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Fionn
An excellent way to while away the time waiting for the perfect...
An entertaining and informative book with superb photographs that show what can be achieved with a DSLR and patience/experience. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Robert S Brown
David Noton's 'Full Frame'
I went to one of David's photo presentations in Winchester last year and was absolutely amazed by his superb landscape photographs from all points of the globe(both home and away),... Read more
Published 16 months ago by Derek Hickman
Inspiring, motivating and just good entertainment
Full Frame is another quality book by David Noton.
For me this is the ideal type of photography book. Read more
For me this is the ideal type of photography book. Read more
Published 16 months ago by GavinH
Brilliant & inspiring
I had this for Christmas, and it is brilliant and so inspiring. Seeing the lens aperture, speed, & ISO, used to create such a beautiful image, is really helpful. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Rallylady
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