We have another great giveaway for you today, coming in the form of a complete boxed set of Scott Kelby’s popular photography books. Scott’s writing style and knowledge base have given him wide acclaim, and he’s the President of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) and Editor of both Photoshop User and Layers magazines.
Read on for your chance to become the proud owner of three awesome photography books!
Winners Announced
I’m pleased to announce that the winner is Sven Lito – Congratulations!
The Prize
We’re giving away Scott Kelby’s Digital Photography Boxed Set, Volumes 1, 2, and 3
- The Digital Photography Book (ISBN 0-321-47404-X)
- The Digital Photography Book, Volume 2 (ISBN 0-321-52476-4)
- The Digital Photography Book, Volume 3 (ISBN 0-321-61765-7)
How to Enter
Entering is really simple. All you need to do is leave a comment on this post, letting us know what your favourite photography book is! We’ll select the winning comment at random when the competition closes.
Make sure to include your correct email address with your comment so that we can contact you. This giveaway is open worldwide, but make sure to get your comment in before midnight on Monday 2nd November, Pacific Eastern Standard Time. We’ll be in touch with the lucky winner shortly after then, and this post will be updated to let you know who won!
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The Negative (Ansel Adams Photography, Book 2) by Ansel Adams and Robert Baker
My favorite photography book is Learning to See Creatively: Design, Color & Composition in Photography by:Bryan Peterson. It’s very inspring and full of good tips.
Portraits of Power By Richard Avedon is my favourite!
Tom Ang – Digital Photographer’s Handbook
nicholassimons@hotmail.com
Photography Questions and answers (Lee Frost) – in Russian by Lee Frost
8caliber@gmail.com
David duChemin “Within the frame”
howlingsun@gmail.com
Macro Photography Photo Workshop by Haje Jan Kamps
Bansky Wall and Peace
jaketyo@gmail.com
The Americans – Robert Frank
Within The Frame: The Journey of Photographic Vision by David DuChemin
The Photographer’s Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos by Michael Freeman
The Moment It Clicks
by Joe McNally
akshayverma1@hotmail.com
Perfect Digital Photography: Jay Dickman, Jay Kinghorn
octavioah@gmail.com
My best photography book is photo.tutsplus.com
I have everything you need here and almost every day something extra
Bloch – The HDRI Handbook
The Moment It Clicks – McNally
seven_fw@yahoo.com
The Photographer’s Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos by Michael Freeman
Scott Kelby’s Digital Photography Boxed Set, Volumes 1, 2, and 3
ronique96@hotmail.com
yeah i heard it’s good
some site recommended it
Ansel Adams- The Camera
hudsonstephen3@gmail.com
Felix Freier – Fotografieren lernen, Sehen lernen. Oldie but goodie
New Manual of Photography by John Hedgecoe
m.schmidt_de@yahoo.com
Within the Frame by David duChemin
Light Lines by Ray K. Metzker.
My favorite book so far is the “Hot Shoe Diaries” by Joe McNally.
Bryan Peterson’s Understanding Photography Field Guide: How to Shoot Great Photographs with Any Camera
Lightroom-Praxis by Marc Altmann
info@portal-as.de
Photography of the XX Century
Konica Autoreflex Manual 2nd edition – Lou Jacobs Jr.
The Nature Photographer’s Complete Guide to Professional Field Techniques by John Shaw.
Macro Photography Photo Workshop by Haje Jan Kamps
I hope this will be my first favourite photography book! As I don’t seem to own any yet.
Light: Science and Magic: An Introduction to Photographic Lighting by Fil Hunter, Steven Biver, and Paul Fuqua
The Zone System for 35mm Photographers by Carson Graves.
I quite like “This Is Our War,” edited by the people at GQ Magazine. It’s a collection of photographs soldiers have taken in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Kelby’s first two books are my favorite (I haven’t read the third which is why I’d like the set).
I’m lovin it!
haha
GL to the winnerz
The first two books in Scott Kelby’s set. It’s too hard to decide which I like best. Would be nice to actually own them.
Also Within a Frame.
*hopes to win*
I don’t have any photography books other than the manual to my 40D. I read a few blogs (including Scott Kelby’s). I would love one of his books!
If I’ll get it, I bet this book will be my favorite!
Tom Ang – Digital Photographer’s Handbook
Kelby’s first book. I didnt read 2nd and 3rd.
Photographer’s eye from Michael Friedman: not the how but why of a beautiful picture.
The moment it clicks by Joe McNally
would be great to win this set! awesome giveaway!
Within a Frame was a good one
Light Science and Magic: an introduction to Photographic Lighting
The only photography book I own is Tom Ang’s How to Photograph Absolutely Everything. So I guess that’s my favourite by default…
after flipping through these books at the book store, i’d say they’re my favorite. sadly i don’t have the funds to get my own.
I really liked the adobe Photoshop Lightroom book By Scott Kelby
bansky wall and peace
Easy. The best book ever. Helped me understand iso f-stops and all of that after everybody tried to explain it to me. This was the answer.
Bryan Peterson – Understanding Exposure.
Sure all the others are good to.
Scott Kelby’s books would be great to take me to the next level.
fave photo book is performance by avedon
Travel Photography by Lonely Planet – - way cool shots that helped me achieve greatness on my many trips to Southeast Asia!
Mario M. m.magliozzi@hotmail.com
“Picture Composition for Film and Television” by Peter Ward
Very usefull for photography too.
Photography For Dummies, although is the only one I have LOL
Photoshop for digital photographer by Scott Kelby
Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson is the only one I own so far. Need a couple more though.
I currently read online and talk to fellow photographer, but it would be absolutely wonderful to have a printed resource.
Bryan Peterson: Understanding exposure
There are so many great photography books that I don’t have a favorite!
Kelby’s 1st Edition especially if I could have my own so I can return the publc library’s copy
Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera by Bryan Peterson
My first photography book from which I learned a lot!
Jens Olof Lasthein – White Sea Black Sea
Michael Freeman – Perfect Exposure (pure gold!)
Within a Frame.
understanding exposure – bryan paterson
Great offer!
For inspiration – Let Us Now Praise Famous Men by James Agee and Walker Evans
Ansel Adams – The Camera
The manual for my Canon 400D, by far!
Light Science and Magic: an introduction to Photographic Lighting
Love digital photog!
Understanding Exposure – Bryan Peterson
“Understanding Exposure” by Bryan Peterson.
Best foundational book for photography EVER.
I’ve read the first one (The Digital Photography Book) at school and I thought it was amazing so I must say that that is my favourite!
A Photographer’s Life: 1990-2005, Annie Leibovitz
Jack Howard’s “Practical HDRI: High Dynamic Range Imaging for photographers.
HDR art rocks!
heyy.. i thought my comment posted already..
anyways, it’s ditto steven’s comment..
“Understanding Exposure” by Bryan Peterson.
Right now I have to say the manual for my D80 since it is the only book I have related to photography.
The Photographer’s Guide to Composition
by John Freeman
I really liked “Photographer’s eye” by Michael Freeman. Alltime favorite
I love the first book because he talked so candidly and used laymans terms for things I did not understand. This book really helped me and my night shots have improved so much thanks to Scott:)
Want it!
My favorite: Kelby: Digital Photography Book 1
Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson.
Great book!
The Hot Shoe Diaries: Big Light from Small Flashes – An awesome book
david@davidmdesign.com
Within a frame,
hope I win!!
I don’t have any photography books yet so no favorite!
WITHIN THE FRAME IS THE ONE!
Light, Science & Magic: An Introduction to Photographic Lighting
http://www.amazon.com/Light-Science-Introduction-Photographic-Lighting/dp/0240808193
marcusvisic@yahoo.com.au
Digital Photography by Scott Kelby… but I’ve only read the first book. I really enjoy his style.
The editing one I love is Photoshop Elements 7.0 by Scott Kelby!
I have the first one of these books, and currently it is my favorite. Would love to have the set… then I could do a giveaway with my 1st one LOL!
If i’m honest I own none – however, having said that my good friend has kelpby’s first and after reading through a couple of sections I have to say I was very impressed and would be honored to recieve the box set as the first in what should hopefully become a fast growing collection
Bryan Peterson – Understanding Exposure
Studio Sessions – Peter Brew-Bevan
Love this big book. You can learn how a photograph was taken…
Excellent book for Photographers.
Frederic
Never enough books around is there?
Understanding Close-up Photography by Bryan Peterson.
LOVE Macros!:D
The Moment It Clicks by Joe McNally
I dont know any books on photography, not yet. Hope to win this so I can learn how to take even better photos.
The Photographer’s Guide to Composition
by John Freeman
That’s a good one!
Have to go with the already mentioned Wall and Peace
I don’t have a favourite book! In fact, I haven’t read a single photo book!
I’m a self-taught photographer (sort of)!
But I have lots of magazines and guides, like “The Ultimate Guide to Digital Photography” by David Fearon from PC Pro Magazine, “Essential Guide to Landscape Photography” by Daniel Lezano of Digital SLR Photography and many more…
Does that count? ;p
On-Camera Flash Techniques for Digital Wedding and Portrait Photography – Neil van Niekerk (Author)
I love reading photography books! Thanks for the opportunity to enter this contest!
Galen Rowell’s Vision, Galen Rowell. He was one of the best film shooting landscape and adventure photographers ever!
Michael Freeman’s Perfect Exposure: The Professional’s Guide to Capturing Perfect Digital Photographs (Paperback)
The Moment It Clicks – Joe McNally
I have not read any photography books yet. I’d love to start with this set.
Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson
The only photography book I have/have read is a dummies book, which was informative, I learned a lot about the basics. I’ve seen these books before though, and they looked good. I didn’t have cash to spend on them at the time, though.
The Digital Photography Book, Volumn 1
hellangle381@gmail.com
Perfect Digital Photography by Jay Dickman and Jay Kinghorn
Manufactured Landscapes: The Photographs of Edward Burtynsky
Hotshoe Diaries by Joe McNally
Thanks,
Visual Poetry by Chris Orwin
Wedding Photography Unveiled: Inspiration And Insight From 20 Top Photographers, by Jacqueline Tobin
A great read.
The Photographer’s Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos
Favorite Photography book? I don’t have one (yet) because I don’t own any. So far, blogs and experiments have been my digital photography teacher…
So I’m looking forward to the results of this contest, if all goes well, I’ll be able to report back with the title of my favorite Photography book, maybe even with a review!
I’m an aspiring photographer, but I actually haven’t picked up a book. So I don’t really know, haha.
Would be cool to pick this up though, thanks for the opportunity!
Hello,
A highly regarded book by me is Within the Frame: The Journey of Photographic Vision. Quite good one
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The Moment It Click, by Joe McNally
I like “Understanding Exposure” by Bryan Peterson. I like it because it is the first book about photography I read and now I can use it as a reference book.
josegcampollo@gmail.com
Photograph Australia by Steve Parish
The second volume of this series, cuz that’s all I’ve got 0.o =))
National Geographic Photography Field Guide – Peter K. Burian & Robert Caputo
I like Scott’s first Digital Photography book and Joe McNally’s Hot Shoe Diaries.
Single Exposures by Brooks Jensen.
My favorite book is “Light: Science and Magic – An Introduction to Photographic Lighting”
Hello there,
I don’t have a favorite Photography Book. I will read anything about the subject and get many ideas and procedures off the internet and by following Twitter. I also frequent the local library to keep up on the many periodicals. I look at travel brochures for ideas and places to take super shots.
So many books I love.
Educational… Kelby, Kloskowski, McClelland.
Inspirational… Galen Rowell, Shaw, Wolfe, so many others.
Fave. hmm.. maybe Mountain Light by Rowell
Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera (Updated Edition)
http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Exposure-Photographs-Digital-Updated/dp/0817463003/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1256877786&sr=8-1
Definitely Within The Frame by David Duchemin.
Even though I am a bit of a techie, now getting into digital photography, my favourite photography book is still Ansel Adams’ Guide to the Basic Techniques of Photography.
At Work, Annie Leibovitz
rebecca.stanek@gmail.com
Michael Freeman – Perfect Exposure
knights_77@hotmail.com
For me, it’d have to be Photograph Australia by Steve Parish
I don’t have one yet, but really like to search & read blogs to get tips and tricks.
Good Luck to the winner..
Build a Better Picture: A Disciplined Approach to the Creative Process
my favoruite……….
” Better Photography magazine “
Photography for Dummies. I know so little this is a good beginners book.
The Moment It Clicks by Joe McNally
I don’t have a favorite book yet, only read online blogs and stuff. Hoping to get my first one.
Understanding Exposure by Brian Peterson
There is an only book I found in a book store – The Photographer’s Handbook – something from the past that really helps the mind — later days
Ahhhhh! Here come the comments if there’s given something for free
Mine is: Within The Frame – David Duchemin
Awesome…. i want one.
Now, i’m reading the EOS 450d manual…. ah ha
I love the first two books in this series. I carry them with me to shoots in case I need to reference a section for some advice / tips. I’d love the have the third book to complete my collection!
I loved Within the Frame: The Journey of Photographic Vision by David DuChemin while I was in the States, and in German it is “Der fotografische Blick: Bildkomposition und Gestaltung” by Michael Freeman
Within the Frame: The Journey of Photographic Vision
David Duchemin
I don’t have any photo books.
But maybe on monday
I like “La chambre claire” (Camera Lucida) by Roland Barthes
Here I am. The next winner !:=)
Understanding exposure: Bryan Peterson
The Photographer’s Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos by Michael Freeman.
I’m new to photography and really putting my whole soul into it, I’ve never had a photography book, so I can’t actually namedrop any. Would be great if this was my first set!!
Nichlas.
The Moment it Clicks Joe McNally
“Blitzlicht-Fotografie” (Flash-gun Photography) by Chris George
ISBN: 978-3-8272-4400-0
Michael Freeman – Perfect Exposure
techie.suvil@gmail.com
“How To Photograph The Moon And Planets With Your Digital Camera” by Tony Buick
How to cheat in photoshop CS3
Andreas Gursky: 80-08
Photoshop LAB Color: The Canyon Conundrum and Other Adventures in the Most Powerful Colorspace
By Dan Margulis
Understanding Exposure: Bryan Peterson
I love the book Composition by David Prakel, apart of the BASICS Photography series from AVA Publishing’s Academia.
If you’re a student of photography or an avid photographer then you’ll find the book to be an invaluable learning tool.
The whole series of five books is superb.
They’re easy to read, the techniques are well explained and backed by glorious photographs from some outstanding photographers to illustrate the concepts.
Couldn’t recommend them highly enough
Light Science and Magic…really technical but gives you a much better understanding of EXACTLY how light works.
M. Freeman’s “The Photographer’s Eye”
Within The Frame – David Duchemin
Hi, i like The Photographer’s Eye: by Michael Freeman
Hot Shoe Diaries.
oh you buggers!
Having just read through all the comments and checked out all of the books my amazon wishlist just went silly long!
For me you can’t beat “Understanding exposures” Bryan Peterson – I have bought approximately 6 copys of this book for friends getting into photography.
Thanks everyone for the extra reading!
The Book of Photography: The History, the Technique, the Art, the Future by Anne H. Hoy
Within The Frame / David Duchemin
Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera
Great stuff! My favourite:
The Photographer’s Eye by Michael Freeman
The Moment it Clicks – Joe McNally
Macro Photography Photo Workshop by Haje Jan Kamps
Hey, I saw someone else liked my book – and I like my book too, so I may as well enter with it
In all seriousness, though, Camera Lucida by Roland Barthes is a phenomenal piece of photographic writing, highly recommended.
Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson
“humboldt Fotolehrgang” by Tom Striewisch (German)
“Understanding Exposure” by Bryan Peterson
I don’t have a favorite yet, I’m a newbie, but am looking forward to learning all I can to make my photos great!
Taking pictures in Arkansas… and I need all the help I can get when I return! Absolutely LOVE Scott Kelby — his knowledge and his wit!
The Camera (Ansel Adams Photography, Book 1)
Susan Sontag’s On Photography . . .
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Within the Frame by David duChemin. A very close second is Joe McNally’s The Moment It Clicks.
Within the Frame by David duChemin
I don’t know the name in English but in Dutch it is inleiding fotografie by john ingledew
Digital Photography Bible by Dan Simon
Slightly old but the techniques explained still hold.
88 Secrets to Photoshop for Photographers by Scott Bourne
Anthony@weruva.com
Educational:
How to Photograph Absolutely Everything: Successful Pictures from Your Digital Camera by Tom Ang
Showcase of pictures:
Motley Crue: A Visual History: 1983-2005 (some of the most beautiful pictures)
Masters of Photography by Reuel Golden
Light: Science and Magic: An Introduction to Photographic Lighting
by: Fil Hunter, Steven Biver, and Paul Fuqua
I don’t have any photography books, so I don’t have a favorite. I guess I pretty much learned everything I know from my dad. I would love to win these books though. I’d like to improve the quality of my pictures for Etsy. It’s hard to sell stuff online without really outstanding pictures.
beth.parker.writes@gmail.com
I’m hoping these will be my favorites. But first I need to win them (hint, hint)
The Art of Digital Photography – John Hedgecoe
Volume 2, as it’s the only one I’ve read- and he does a FANTASTIC job!
Hotshoe Diaries by Joe McNally
Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson
Best book out there on learning to use your camera.
Mastering Digital Photography – David D. Busch
The Digital Photography Book by Scott Kelby
The Adobe Photoshop CS4 book by Scott Kelby
Hi,
“The Photographer’s Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos” by Michael Freeman
Thanks for this giveaway. OMG!
“The Photographer’s Eye”
I don’t have a favorite. I take in what is given to me or sometimes life doesn’t work that way and it takes you to places like these websites
This is such a great idea! I’m going to read all of these!!
The Moment It Clicks from McNally
Avedon Fashion 1944-2000 by Richard Avedon is one of my fav!
The Adobe Photoshop CS4 book by Scott Kelby
Henri Cartier-Bresson: Photographer
Rick Sammon’s Field Guide to Digital Photography – Lots of good information and good intro to Digital Photography!
info@gradientgraphics.net
Photography for Dummies
~ Russell Hart
Within the Frame by David duChemin
Hoping that this will be my favorite book
My fav right now is The Moment it Clicks by Joe McNally.
Physiognomy: The Mark Seliger Photographs – Mark Seliger
My favorite photography book is the one that came with my Canon XSi. I guess I need a new book!
The Digital Photography Book – Scott Kelby
The Photographer’s Eye by Michael Freeman
Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera
How To Photograph Absolutely Everything
Tom Ang
works as a great quick reference guide.
The Photographer’s Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos by Michael Freeman
The Digital Photography Book “Scott Kelby”
Black and White Photography: A Basic Manual
by Henry Horenstein and Carol Keller
Manifeste – Le Point du Jour Editeur, France as well as Antoine D’Agata’s books/foto essays. He’s a photographer that really stands out in the crowd, and he is one of the last “real” documentary photographers. His works are a great inspiration, he really manages to convey a message and makes one think about his photographs.
http://www.magnumphotos.com/Archive/C.aspx?VP=XSpecific_MAG.Biography_VPage&AID=2K7O3R14QOU7
Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera!
ITS AWESOME!
Kelby is numero uno!!
Scott Kelby’s 7-Point System for Adobe Photoshop
Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson
The Moment It Clicks by Joe McNally
“The Negative” by Ansel Adams for pure technical info and beautifully written aesthetic and creative inspiration
yea
the fotocommunity book
88 Secrets to Photoshop for Photographers by Scott Bourne
One that has it ALL for portrait… Portrait Photography “Secrets of Posing & Lightning” by Mark Cleghorn. Lots of different scenarios that you may encounter and easy to catch solutions.
The Photographer’s Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos by Michael Freeman
My favorite book is Bryan Peterson’s Understanding Exposure =)
*crosses fingers* Thanks for putting together this giveaway!
Photography – The Concise Guide
Bruce Warren
A bit dated, still very usefull!
National Geographic Photography Field Guide: Secrets to Making Great Pictures, Second Edition
The A-Z of Creative Photography: Over 70 Techniques Explained in Full
~ Lee Frost
Travel Photography by Richard L’Anson.
It comes with me on every trip.
The Photographer’s Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos
~Michael Freeman.
“Within The Frame, The Journey of Photographic Vision”,
by David duChemin
I love photography. It is too late, but worth posting anyway.
I love photography. It gives me an excuse to slow down and look around.
i think these will soon be my favorites
So far, my favorite is ‘Understanding Exposure’ by Bryan Peterson.
All the books by Bryan Peterson, especially “Understanding Exposure.” Did I also mention all the books by Scott Kelby?!?!?!
POTN Coffee Table Book – Volume 3 …. so I can see TTL of the “ordinary” photographer
Digital Photography Masterclass by Tom Ang
Digital SLR Cameras and Photography For Dummies
well im a student of business administration here in Pakistan interested in the field of photography. since im studying on the basis of scholorship i cant afford books as they are fairly expensive here. my only source of learning is this great site photo tuts.com. im an amaetur photographer and well i hate to say it but still using a film camera and its a lil difficult cuz most of the settings are not available on my camera. i would like to thank photo tuts for giving us these tutorials….
My favorite book is “The new manual of photography” by John Hedgecoe.
I have both McNally books but haven’t read them yet – I have and love Understanding Exposure, but the book I’m reading now that I’m totally enjoying is Annie Leibovitz At Work. Veeeery interesting behind the scenes stuff, not technical at all. Just about photography – you know?
My favorite is The Camera by Ansel Adams.
Digital Photographer’s Pocketbook so I can take ideas and tips anywhere
“The Camera” by Ansel Adams
This little pocket book about digital photography. It is made in Finland and it is written in Finnish. It is really easy and simple to use, that is why I like it.
“Understanding Exposure” by Bryan Peterson
I like the book “Succes with.. landscape photography” by Tom Till.
This book showcases stunning landscape photo’s that really makes you want to grab your camera and go out to the remote corners of the world.
Ansel Adams
Very inspirational
kimikaio@gmail.com
Understanding Exposure and Learning to see creatively of Bryan Peterson.
My favorite book of photography is National Geographic: The Photographs (National Geographic Collectors Series) by Leah Bendavid-Val
And since I am going to Galapagos in May, I really need these books to help me take some great photos!
The Photography Book by Editors of Phaidon Press
My favorite is The Photographer’s Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos by Michael Freeman
For creative inspiration…
“The Best Camera is the One That’s With You”: iPhone Photography by Chase Jarvis
Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson
Designing with photography by Autumn Leaves. It is very visual which is very important for slow learner like me : ) . Maybe your book can help me ? Thanks so much for the chance.
Visual Poetry by Chris Orwig
hehehehe!!!!
The Moment it Clicks Joe Mcnally
hehehehe!!!!
Chansonetta : the life and photographs of Chansonetta Stanley Emmons, 1858-1937 / by Marius B. Péladeau
The Photographer’s Eye by Michael Freeman
A great book, well written, with a lot of good examples.
Easy to read, easy to learn, easy to apply what you’ve read and never being inaccurate. Great printing quality and low cost too
…
The Photographer’s Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos by Michael Freeman
Brought some mew perspectives to me…
Cheers,
Dave
I like Photographer’s Eye by Michael Freeman. It’s great!!
Why is my comment gone away?
Anyway, I said i like the “Photographer’s eye” too. A really well written book
ops…I didn’t read “Your comment is awaiting moderation.” You can delete those two last comments, sorry :$
I liked a lot “La chambre claire” by Roland Barthes
Arthur Tress:The dream collector. great photographer
Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera ~ Bryan Peterson
Cheers
Learning to See Creatively by Bryan Peterson
Digital Landscape Photography by John and Barbara Gerlach.
Again nice giveaway!
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Tim dirven’s book ! great B/W portraits !