Good books

[kingborris]

Can anyone recommend any good books on general photography? Ive seen Understanding Exposure mentioned a few times on here, but any other recommendations would be appraciated.

KB

 

[Jonnyreb]

Same author wrote a book called 'Learning to see creatively' which is quite good (or you could just spend half a day with ForbiddenBiker)

But what are you actually wanting - something technical or something artistic / creative?

 

[kingborris]

probably more into the technical side of things.

 

[Jonnyreb]

Low light / processing / basic hints and tips?

My best advice is to get yourself to a big bookstore and have a read. Finding your level is the most important bit - theres no point buying a book thats not going to stretch you or challenge you in every chapter. There are far too many books focussing on the basics (which you know innately).

 

[chewyuk]

Yup 100% agree with Jon - For Landscapes specifically though try First Light by Joe Cornish is a good read.