دانلود کتاب مبانی عکاسی – رساله ای در جنبه های فنی عکاسی دیجیتال

Any study of photography naturally relates to the study of how one may use light (Greek ‚ originally pronounced , now simplified to ‘fos’) to write, inscribe, or create images (Greek pronounced ). fos + gives , the Greek word for to photograph. Light has had and continues to have a special impact on humans, in fact in everything that relates to what we perceive as life. It is what wakes us up in the morning, what warms us, and what gives us the images of the world around us. It has the power to turn a simple view at the sea into serenity and anticipation, the gaze at the forest into calmness, the glance at the sky and stars into cosmological and existential search, or the look at a loved one into joy. Recognising the value of light in life, humans throughout history devised ways of capturing the images created by light, while, at the same time, wondering and exploring the very nature of this magical element, sometimes using science, sometimes using logic and philosophy, and sometimes relying on feeling and superstition. What is certain is that light is a key element of the universe that is our home, exists regardless of our perception of it, and even plays a defining role in relationships within the universe.