To landscape photographers, digital offers previously undreamt of possibilities for enhancing their work or eliminating snags that were not apparent at the time a picture was taken. Inconvenient telegraph lines can be removed, skies can be improved, effects of light and shadow that just did not work quite as envisaged can be strengthened - in short, photographers have a second chance to produce a print that more fully reflects the vision that they had in mind at the point of capture.

Michael Busselle distils the process of creating digital images into two distinct stages - Capture and Enhance - and in easy to follow steps shows how a whole range of techniques can be used to create dramatic and unusual effects. Inspired by many examples in the Gallery section, amateurs will quickly discover the immense creative possibilities opened up by the new technology.

Discover How to:

* Capture the essence of a scene

* Find striking pictures in everyday subjects

* Look for the most telling viewpoints

* Use light creatively

* Use the editing process to perfect your photographs

* Create photographs with drama and atmosphere

* Manage your digital files simply

* Improve and enhance your printed images