Weather Forecasting for Photographers

by Stanley Rose

Overview

Maximize your potential as an outdoor photographer by learning to forecast the weather!
Stan Rose, professional meteorologist with 14 years experience forecasting for the National Weather Service, and currently a full-time nature photographer, will teach you the skills needed to catch the best sunrises and sunsets, sky conditions, fog and snow, and even severe weather.
This book addresses the following topics and more:
How accurate are forecasts?
How to read and interpret weather maps and charts.
How to identify, forecast, and photograph clouds.
How to photograph lightning.
How to photograph fog.
How to photograph great sunrises and sunsets.
How to forecast precipitation.
Storm chasing.
Radar and satellite interpretation.
Never be a slave to public weather forecasts again...give yourself the edge to make sound and profitable decisions about where, when, and how to photograph in the best possible conditions.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161773895
Publisher:	Stanley Rose
Publication date:	10/19/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	20 MB
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About the Author

Stan Rose is a full-time professional landscape photographer, with numerous calendar, magazine, and book credits. His first photography book, "Bigfoot Slept Here" was self-published in 2005, and his book "Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve" was published in 2012 by Skyline Press. Rose has an MS in atmospheric science from the University of Washington, and did his thesis on tornado forecasting and severe weather. He spent 14 years forecasting the weather with the National Weather Service before resigning in 2016. He is uniquely qualified to teach the appreciation and forecasting of weather for photographers and other outdoor enthusiasts. He currently lives in Flagstaff, Arizona with wife and family.