Research repeatedly shows that children are keen adopters of technology, but for some skills they need guidance in order to get the best results. Photography for Kids introduces beginners to the essentials of cameras and associated equipment; they also learn how the key components contribute to good photos. More importantly, readers will discover that great photos are a result of learning basic techniques and practising them. They will discover that taking photos is only the start - with their results they can explore scrapbooking, collage and even elementary image manipulation.

 

There are 64 pages in this book. This book was published 2005 by Welbeck Publishing Group .

A photographer since childhood, Peter Cope spends much of his time testing new cameras and software for many major magazines. He works for the UK's leading supplier and creator of software for children on products marketed in association with BBC Education and Oxford University Press (Educational Media). Peter is married with two children and lives in Bristol, England.

This book has the following chapters: Introduction; Getting to Know Your Camera; How to Take Great Pictures; What Happens Next; Ideas and Inspirations; Jargon Buster; Index.