Looking for a book on beginner photography lessons? Look no further! In this review I will go over the pros and cons of two different eBooks on beginner photography. I’ll highlight how each rates on different criteria and which I’d recommend for you based on your needs. You may decide to get one, or get both. Other options for continued learning also presented.
Review: Exposure for Outdoor Photography
Review of new ebook Exposure for Outdoor Photography by Michael Frye, a Craft and Vision publication. This book is for anyone that wants a better grasp on shooting in Manual mode and understanding all the controls and how to use them. He goes over how to get the best exposure for the scene using different options and choosing the best for each situation.
Review: 11 Ways To Improve Your Photography
Featured authors from David duChemin’s Craft & Vision book series discuss methods of photography they wished they’d learned earlier. In this free ebook, learn how to make the most of lighting, composure, lenses, post image processing and more. This free ebook is a valuable resource for new and experienced photographers alike.
Review: The Inspired Eye III by David duChemin
Review of the ebook “Inspired Eye 3” by David duChemin which is the third book in a series about stimulating and developing your creativity. This book is not only great for photographers, of any skill level, but any person involved in a creative process or career. This is a HIGHLY recommended read!
Review: Making Light by Piet Van den Eynde
A review of “Making Light An Introduction to Off-Camera Flash” by Piet Van den Eynde, published through Craft & Vision. A beginners guide to improving your flash photography using off camera flash. What photography equipment to buy (and why), how to set it up and some examples of the resulting images created with this technique. Target market reader is the beginner photographer who wants to learn more about flash photography technique.
