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click1911 said:Years ago I bought the Time Life Library of Photography."
Great books, thanks for sharing. I did pick up Photography by London a few years back, now watching the video classes by Marc Levoy and he has sent me back to that book as reading assignments. I downloaded The Digital Photography Book by Scott Kelby when I first got a DSLR and found that a very easy book to read if you just want to know when to apply some of those great camera features you have been reading about in the camera manual.
I've enjoyed books that focus on composition as the core topic. I think(?) one of my more favorites is "Photographically Speaking: A Deeper Look at Creating Stronger Images," by David duChemin. Another one is "The Photographer's Eye," by Michael Freeman.... Are there any that bridges the aspects of Art and photography? ...
There are *lots* of good ones above. Adding from another perspective...
I've enjoyed books that focus on composition as the core topic. I think(?) one of my more favorites is "Photographically Speaking: A Deeper Look at Creating Stronger Images," by David duChemin. Another one is "The Photographer's Eye," by Michael Freeman.... Are there any that bridges the aspects of Art and photography? ...
Neither will teach how to use a camera, but rather how to see.