Hi
Anyone got any recommendations on landscape photography books that are worth purchasing that give you some insight into how x person got the shot, what they used, that you can take on board to help improve your own photography?
The Making of Landscape Photographs: A Practical Guide to the Art and Techniques by Charlie Whaite - just pennies and postage secondhand from Amazon. An old book, but interesting and useful. It covers a few of those "I did this, but I could have done this" scenarios. The Joe Cornish DVD With Landscape in Mind is also useful if you want to follow the thought proceses of taking a shot rather than lots of technical bits.
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