Books, magazines . . . where is the knowledge?
HarveyMushman
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I come to you in search of wisdom. If a fellow were seeking knowledge about photography, especially digital photography, where would you recommend this fellow seek it? Which book(s) do you think are informative? How about magazines? Other resources?
Tim
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Have a butchers hook at this site
http://dpfwiw.com/index.htm
The Web is a great source also try http://www.normankoren.com/ - Norm Koren is an engineer so he knows the hard science side of digital photgraphy very well, but also has a nice artistic eye. Also look at the Luminous Landscape even if you have no interest in landscapes - Michael Reichman offers a GREAT resource for digital photographers at http://www.luminous-landscape.com/ - If you read everything on his site it gives a great background for the digital photographer of any stripe. Both of these sites also offer link pages to other sites of interest as well.
When you have finished all of the above, and written a 10 page report, come back and I will give you some more ( just kidding of course) Have fun - ther is a ton of stuff out there - much of it for free or minimal cost.
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Here are a couple that I picked up, and later learned were highly regarded. (Pic are links)
Photographic Composition
Tom Grill, Mark Scanlon
The Zone System for 35mm Photographers
Carson Graves
And one I haven't yet read:
The Complete Guide to Night and Low Light Photography
Lee Frost
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http://www.mcneel.com/users/jb/foghorn/ill_shut_up.au
He also mentions the Scanlon book on composition which Sid mentioned and I am currently reading......
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