Books to help you

Your photographs need not be like everyone else's.

Train your eyes to see something different.

Learn to 'read' the light.

Be inspired by what you see and read.

"How to photograph ....."  books

Struggling?       Camera confusing?           Can't find the best way to get a really good picture?

These books will inspire your imagination to see and photograph differently.

People will notice!

"I've read all of John's books and they all have something sensible to say about photography. Lots to think about too."

"I have a number of guides written by Doornkamp. All very useful and informative."

STARTING OUT

 

 

Contents include:

  1.   Buying a camera

2.   Using a camera

3.   How to choose a subject

4.   Landscape

5.   People

6.   Plants and gardens

7.   The season

8.   Water

9.   Architecture

10.  Travel photography

11.   Sunsets

12.  Storing and record

13.  Using your photos

 

All you need to know to propel your photography from novice to competent amateur in one book.

 

This is your guide to getting the basics right.

After that your photo skills will grow and you will want to start to concentrate on particular subjects..

START TO SPECIALISE

Once you have mastered the basics you will start to have favourites to photograph.

A good subject for which you will find examples wherever you go is water.

Others may prefer to photograph plants and gardens,

Photographing Water

REVIEWS PUBLISHED ON KINDLE

"An unbelievably fascinating book about water in its many guises and forms."

"The author's insight coupled with his detailed explanations and reasoning made this book a valuable gem that has a place on any photographer's bookshelf."

"Good examples with a concise discussion of how to achieve similar results."

"Nice book very helpful .......  brilliant."

"I'm a young photographer keen to learn and evolve my skills in this aspect of photography. The book has given me lots of ideas on what to photograph. It is very clearly written and shown me how to get the best out of my photography. Thoroughly recommended!"

The techniques described apply to both cameras and camera phones.

This "How to ......"  book will take you into the varied world of water. 

This book describes the photography of water, whatever its state - wether it is flowing, falling, frozen or coming out of the ground as steam.

 

The illustrations alone make this a book worth possessing.

 

Contents:

1.   Introduction

2.   The nature of water

3.   Clouds

4.   Dew and rain

5.   Flowing water

6.  Falling water

7.   Breaking waves

8.   Still and calm

9.   Saline lakes

10.  Steam

11.   Frost, ice and snow

12.  Water in pictorial images

13.  Water at work in nature

14.  Water as a living environment

15. Human uses of water

16. Technical notes