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100 ways to take better Landscape Photographs by Guy Edwardes
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ways-Take-Better-Landscape-Photographs/dp/0715319930
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ways-Take-Better-Landscape-Photographs/dp/0715319930
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National AUDOBON Society Guide to Landscape Photography - Tim Fitzharris
From US, the most comprehensive I've seen.
From US, the most comprehensive I've seen.
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That Guy Edwardes book is a good one, as is Tom Mackie's landscape photography secrets.
Other good ones if you just want to admire the images without any explanation from the author on how they got these shots, are from Joe Cornish, Charlie Waite, David Ward, Lee Frost and David Noton
Other good ones if you just want to admire the images without any explanation from the author on how they got these shots, are from Joe Cornish, Charlie Waite, David Ward, Lee Frost and David Noton
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John Shaw's Landscape Photography should be good.
I've read his Nature Photography book (which also covers landscapes) and was blown away with his knowledge.
EDIT: mostly covers photography using film, so be prepared if you're strictly digital (though the same principals apply)
I've read his Nature Photography book (which also covers landscapes) and was blown away with his knowledge.
EDIT: mostly covers photography using film, so be prepared if you're strictly digital (though the same principals apply)
