Photography Book Reviews
Reading is fundamental. I think I read that somewhere (truthfully I probably heard it in a movie).
Reading books on photography techniques and theories will help you grow as a photographer by leaps and bounds. It’s not just photography tips though. You really want to absorb everything there is about photography. Whether you plan on doing this for a living or not, if you really have that passion then every piece of information can help you overcome obstacles that seem to appear out of nowhere.
I’ve always felt that studying the principles behind photography equipment, techniques, and theories/essays on photographic art made me a more well rounded photographer, able to use fashion, art, portraiture, or whatever else is necessary to produce the image I’m creating.
It’s not just photography though. It’s art in general. Learning the basics of design, composition, color, and much more translates into and influences every frame, image, snapshot, picture, or whatever. The more you know…
101 Quick and Easy Secrets for Using Your Digital Photographs [Book Review]
The Art of Black and White Photography [Book Review]
Within The Frame [Book Review]
Wedding Photography Unveiled [Book Review]
Understanding Close Up Photography [Book Review]
The Hot Shoe Diaries [Book Review]
Photographic Multishot Techniques [Book Review]
National Geographic: The Ultimate Field Guide To Landscape Photography [Book Review]
The Photographer’s Survival Guide [Book Review]
The BetterPhoto Guide to Exposure [Book Review]
Fashion Photography [Book Review]
Beyond Portraiture: Creative People Photography [Book Review]
Beyond Portraiture: Creative People Photography [Reader Book Review]
David Pogue’s Digital Photography The Missing Manual [Book Review]
Understanding Exposure [Book Review]
Light & Exposure [Book Review]
Minimalist Lighting [Book Review]
How To Photograph Your Life [Book Review]
The Digital Photography Companion [Book Review]
Camera Lucida by Roland Barthes
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