Bøger af Terry Allen

Take your modelling to the next level with this posing guide for models and photographers. Over 100 poses and tips to teach you how to get noticed in your profession.

Many women go to a professional photographer to get boudoir photos taken; however, some women are too uncomfortable to do so. Yet, they would still like to have beautiful sexy photos of themselves for that special person in their life. Why not learn to take sexy photos of your wife or girlfriend yourself and share the experience together? In this book I will teach you how to take sexy pictures without expensive cameras and equipment. No need to rent a professional studio, you can do it in the comfort of your own home. Ever wonder why all the pictures you take look like "snapshots" instead of professional images? I'll teach you how to fix that so that your pictures look just as good as the ones you pay a photographer hundreds of dollars for. It doesn't matter if you have an expensive camera or just a cell phone camera, I'll teach you how to make the most of what you have. However, if you do have an SLR that gives you manual control, you will have better creative control of your photographs and can achieve better results. What about lighting? Do you need thousands of dollars' worth of lighting equipment to take great photos? No, I will teach you how to use existing light to take great photos. However, I will also teach you how to use lighting equipment and recommend where you can get some decent lights for very cheap. What about Photoshop? Do you need to spend hundreds of dollars on expensive software to edit your photos? Nope. I will teach you how to do basic editing with free software! My goal in this book is to teach you the basics of photography, lighting, posing and photo editing to empower you to create beautiful boudoir photos in the comfort of your own home (and maybe even help you build a stronger relationship as you and your partner work on this together).

The essential retrospective of the work of acclaimed visual artist and singer-songwriter Terry Allen, with essays, including one previously unpublished, by leading cultural critic Dave Hickey and more than 200 superb illustrations.

Jim Roche was born to run. His motorcycle exploits have been interwoven throughout his career. Sometimes riding is a dangerous course and he sustained serious injury in 1993 but hasn''t abaondoned the source of his glory-road imagery. Known also for his enthusiasm for outsider art, Roche celebrates native heritage. Despite the fact that the internet has created a global visual-arts village, Roche observes a more specific sense of place. His "background piece" at the Whitney Museum of Art in the 1970s catapulted him into the New York Art world, and yet, not long afterward, sent him back out of the city to return to his roots and his inspiration in what was, in that decade, the very deep South.Not to be confined to one medium, Roche has been a ceramist, an assemblage sculptor, a videographer, a curator of Haitian and "outsider" art, and he paints and draws in a lively Florida vernacular.

There are numerous books on entrepreneurship, but very few deal exclusively with the author's successful track record of buying and selling companies. Terry Allen balances basic principles with his own practical experiences and writes in a nontraditional format about beginning a business with little cash.