Take Better Pictures

Most educational photo guides offer decent instruction combined with a few worthwhile pictures. This one, though, blows them out of the proverbial water. With more than 400 pages and highly detailed notes, it’ll set you well on your way toward taking better wildlife and nature images.

Guide to Taking Better Pictures is the next best thing to being in the field with such a gifted photographer as Bill Gozansky. The exceptional wildlife photos are a treat for the eyes and joy to peruse, Bill's guide covers the gambit of photographic techniques needed to really capture animals in the wild. It is laid out with a clarity and ease that one can immediately integrate. I realized that I am sucker for animal Eye Contact (Behavior - Action - Story) Stand out photographic guide!

WOW! What an amazing source of information and front line experience this guide is. I found myself immersed in the narrative, effortlessly absorbing creative vision and technical skills. Bill is clearly a master of his craft and shares all aspects of his talents openly with clarity and grace. This will take you on a journey to the far reaches of the globe and make you feel like your living the experience in person. A lifetime of work he has given us in the palms of our hands. Burke U

Excellent app for learning about the professional perspectives of photography. The detailed thought process from composition to post processing was extremely informative and fascinating. The images themselves are motivational and the narrative is clear and well presented. Highly recommended!

The Take Better Pictures guide was everything I had hoped for and more. It’s comprehensive and full of gorgeous imagery. The Light Tables section offered wonderful insights and the list of common mistakes and recommendations was very helpful. I would highly recommend this to any enthusiast!

I read the “Taking Better Picture Guides” with great interest. I was particularly impressed by theLight Tables and the ease in which a reader could understand and appreciate the photographic parameters used. The accompanying text is concise and seems to reflect the experience Mr. Gozansky has garnered from his many field trips with photographers. I personally corrected some of my images based on his suggestions much to my satisfaction. His emphasis on post processing is well received. Given this wonderfully produced digital book I am hoping Mr. Gozansky will offer a post processing ‘work shop’ using his images in a different volume. I strongly recommend this publication for beginners and serious amateurs alike. -Ramdas Iyer-Miami