I need advice for books

[Rita]

Binnur, I also cast my vote for Light Science &Magic. I got it the other day on Mikes suggestion and it looks to be very good.

[csa mt]

For landscape work, my preferred reference is:

http://www.amazon.com/National-Audub.../dp/1554079934

I lost my first copy, so bought another - then found the first one. If you were close, I'd give you one.



Glenn

Glen, I also want to thank you for the link, that looks like an exceptional book! Most of my photography is landscape, so this hits the mark!

[drjuice]

For landscape/out of doors photography, I can strongly suggest ANYTHING from Rob Sheppard. I got one a year or two ago called: Landscape Photography: from Snapshots to Great Shots and another one last year, the second edition of The Magic of Digital Natural Photography. If you order both, shipping is free (if you're not a Prime member). The Magic second edition replaced a battered copy of the earlier version. If you go for concise directions, you might take a look at NatGeo's Complete Photography which I got to learn at least a little bit about portrait, architecture, and product topics which I don't do often but sometimes want to do when I'm on a trip.

Hope this helps.

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