GET THIS BOOK

[ghache]

Amazon.ca: photography


These are all the photography book on amazon.

The OP doesnt really gives a **** when he has a question and the only straight answer you have to give is "You should read a book". Especially when its 600 pages and 1/2 of it is bull****

I've read 3 books last month from "recommendation" on this forum and 1 was actually half decent. Can i have my time back please.

 

[e.rose]

<-------------confused. :lmao:

 

[ghache]

<-------------confused. :lmao:

HAHAH, Its a new trend. If you read a thread and you really have nothing NOTHING to say about it, just dump. You should read this book "Book name". I see this quite alot recently....

 

[bentcountershaft]

Is this the start of a grass roots movement against literacy?

 

[MissCream]

I have yet to read a book. I talk to old photographers, they have a lot of wisdom!

 

[mrpink]

I have yet to read a book. I talk to old photographers, they have a lot of wisdom!

.... and they LOVE to share it. Seriously, I have never in my life met anyone who can out talk an old photographer. It's great.





p!nK

 

[Josh66]

Is this the start of a grass roots movement against literacy?

More likely a movement against recommending beginner books to intermediate or advanced photographers.

"Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson" is almost the only book I see recommended here. I have never read it, never even seen a copy in print, and yet I know the title & author... That's how much it gets recommended.


It might be good. I will never know, lol. I like my books to be a little more specific than that. It very may well be the perfect book for someone just starting out though. From reading reviews and what people here have said, I just think it's going to be way too basic for me to get anything out of it...


I don't know any old photographers, MissCream - so I read books and post on forums where people know more than me. Which forum depends on what I'm asking.

 

[Trever1t]

I've read plenty of books. I'm reading Bryan Peterson's "Understanding Exposure" 3rd edition currently and it's at least entertaining, as he is a very entertaining person.


If I were an old photographer I would be so lucky to have an interested ear as MissCream's

 

[e.rose]

<-------------confused. :lmao:

HAHAH, Its a new trend. If you read a thread and you really have nothing NOTHING to say about it, just dump. You should read this book "Book name". I see this quite alot recently....

Ohhhhh, I understand now. :lmao:

 

[photocist]

Try reading Understanding Exposure by Brian Peterson to improve on your photos.

 

[bentcountershaft]

Is this the start of a grass roots movement against literacy?

More likely a movement against recommending beginner books to intermediate or advanced photographers.

"Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson" is almost the only book I see recommended here. I have never read it, never even seen a copy in print, and yet I know the title & author... That's how much it gets recommended.


It might be good. I will never know, lol. I like my books to be a little more specific than that. It very may well be the perfect book for someone just starting out though. From reading reviews and what people here have said, I just think it's going to be way too basic for me to get anything out of it...


I don't know any old photographers, MissCream - so I read books and post on forums where people know more than me. Which forum depends on what I'm asking.

Understanding Exposure is an excellent book but not for anyone but a beginner. It isn't 600 pages though so I'm not sure which book has pissed him off so bad.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

I have yet to read a book. I talk to old photographers, they have a lot of wisdom!

Many old photographers have written books full of their wisdom.

 

[mwcfarms]

I have always found this book most inspiring.

 

[Derrel]

The Focal Encyclopedia of Photography, 4th Edition, is a pretty good book. It's right at 805 pages,and costs $76. Amazon.com: The Focal Encyclopedia of Photography, Fourth Edition (9780240807409): Michael R. Peres: Books

Only photo book you'll need. A good choice for those who do not have a lot of space for a shelf load of books.

 

[Overread36]

Pft if its book reading you want you should all go and read this :: Best book ever