
Dedicated to Eric Kimbelea "ACE" - one of South Africa's
greatest soccer players!
The first course in Ace's Photography is Bird-Flight Photography. This type of photography has been chosen as the first course because it will give the student an understanding of all types of photography and better prepare him/her for other lessons. After completing Bird-Flight Photography, you can move on to Portrait Photography, Wedding Photography, Nature Photography and then Sport's Photography. Ace will keep track of your progress, grade your examinations, and issue your graduation certificates. Good luck and welcome to the wonderful world of taking pictures!

Secrets of Bird-Flight Photography
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER
ONE
THE EQUIPMENT YOU WILL NEED
CHAPTER
TWO
THAT AMAZING DEPTH OF FIELD
CHAPTER
THREE
FILM SPEED (ISO)
CHAPTER
FOUR
SHUTTER SPEED
CHAPTER
FIVE
AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC FLASH
CHAPTER
SIX
TECHNIQUE IN TAKING THE
PHOTOGRAPH
CHAPTER
SEVEN
PHOTOGRAPHING HUMMINGBIRDS
CHAPTER
EIGHT
EXPOSURE
CHAPTER
NINE
PHOTOGRAPHING BIRDS OUTSIDE
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
GUARANTEE
Published by:
Roger F.
Cram
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Copyrighted 1975, revised 1982, revised 2002, revised March 2008, revised July
2011, by
Roger F. Cram - all rights reserved
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NOTICE
This book "Secrets of Bird-Flight Photography" is being made available without charge by Roger F. Cram for instructional use through Eric Kimbelea "ACE" of South Africa for training Eric Kimbelea's students and clients in photography.