The Photographer's Guide to the Golden Gate Bridge

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Peachpit Press, Oct 17, 2012 - Photography - 65 pages
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The Ultimate Guide to Photographing San Francisco's Most Famous Landmark

It’s been called the most photographed bridge in the world, but until now there has been no book, guide or reference for photographing the Golden Gate Bridge. The Photographer’s Guide to the Golden Gate Bridge is the ideal guide for photographers of all skill levels who want to make beautiful photographs of the bridge.

You’ll find detailed descriptions of over 15 locations, with tips on technique, lens choices, best times to shoot and how to deal with weather. It also includes over 25 photographs to inspire and assist you in getting the best images possible.

 

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Contents

Introduction
Weather
Safety
Marin
Angel Island Treasure Island and East
Copyright

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76 from San Alexander Avenue follow Angel Island Avenue follow signs Batteries to Bluffs Battery Spencer booths and turn bus MUNI route camera Canon 5D mark compositions Continue up Conzelman Conzelman Road Crissy Field East Bay extreme telephoto foreground Fort Baker Fort Point freeway Getting Golden Gate Bridge Golden Gate Park Golden Gate Transit Hawk Hill images Kirby Cove left onto Alexander left side lens light Lincoln Boulevard locations Marin Headlands Marshall’s Beach Merchant Road MUNI route 76 neutral density filter North to exit North tower parking area parking lot past the parking Perimeter Road photograph the bridge pier right onto Conzelman roadway San Francisco stops shooting shot sign onto Alexander signs to Marin South stop sign sunrise sunset toll onto Merchant traffic circle Transamerica Pyramid tripod Turn left turn right immediately twilight ultra­wide Vista Point Waldo Tunnel walk walkway wide focal length

About the author (2012)

Rob Dweck is an award winning photographer whose photographs have appeared in books and magazines. After spending most of his life on the east coast, he fulfilled his dream of moving to California in 2000 and settled in the San Francisco Bay Area. Rob soon developed an interest in photography, which quickly became a passion and an ongoing fascination with light. You can see more of his work at robdweck.com

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TitleThe Photographer's Guide to the Golden Gate Bridge
AuthorRob Dweck
PublisherPeachpit Press, 2012
ISBN0133372898, 9780133372892
Length65 pages
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Photography / General
Photography / Techniques / Digital
  
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