You reading any Photography Books at the moment?
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The Digital SLR Expert Landscapes - Tom Mackie - William Neill - David Noton - Darwin Wiggett - Tony Worobiec.
I am find it a very good read with lots of tips
I am find it a very good read with lots of tips
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I have borrowed that from the Library a couple of times, as you say a very good read.
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Lee Frost's Panoramic book: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lee-Frosts-Panoramic-Photography-Frost/dp/0715319620
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You might be interested in this
I've just received 'Light Science & Magic', haven't had a chance to look at it yet but will make a start this evening.
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+1, for the 2nd time
John Blakemore's Black and White Photography Workshop. Courtesy of Oxfam 
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I'm less than 100 pages in but have been pleasantly suprised to have found it pretty inspirational. Reading slowly and savouring it
BTW don't let the title fool you, apart from some very specific printing stuff, everything applies to digital too. Reccomended so far...
. I'm less than 100 pages in but have been pleasantly suprised to have found it pretty inspirational. Reading slowly and savouring it
BTW don't let the title fool you, apart from some very specific printing stuff, everything applies to digital too. Reccomended so far...
Ch.1 The process of photography : relationship, recognition,realization
Ch.2 Thinking photography : the tulip journey
Ch.3 Previsualization : the zone system
Ch.4 Postvisualization : the print
Ch.5 Developing the subject
Ch.2 Thinking photography : the tulip journey
Ch.3 Previsualization : the zone system
Ch.4 Postvisualization : the print
Ch.5 Developing the subject
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on the xmas wish list along with d90 for dummies LOL
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Understanding Exposure is a great, easy to understand book for beginners, with rare tips and tricks on aperture, shutter speed and light.
You may also find photography.pro interesting, it's a new great resource for the best photography books.
You may also find photography.pro interesting, it's a new great resource for the best photography books.
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I'm trying to get through The Hot Shoe Diaries by Joe Mcnally and some Black & White book by Roger Hicks & Francis Schultz. It's been pretty tough going, I hate maths and really couldn't get to grips with DLogE curves so I started reading Andy McNab instead. Two books later I've started the B&W book again, this time it's sinking in a bit better.
Next up are the Nick Brandt books I'm getting for christmas which I suspect will be nothing about technique and all about inspiration. Hopefully I'll get the new Rankin book too.
Next up are the Nick Brandt books I'm getting for christmas which I suspect will be nothing about technique and all about inspiration. Hopefully I'll get the new Rankin book too.
Ditto. Understanding Exposure from the library...again. :rules: