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great books. He explains about photography in a way that anyone, novice or expert, can understand. I have found that this author,Bryan Peterson, is an excellent author. i have all of his books and one of his videos that he has made and they are all excellent books.
Just can't wait the last one "Understanding Close-up Photography: Creative Close Encounters with or without a Macro Lens" to be published in '09. This is the third book I'd purchased by the same author (first two were Understanding Exposure and Learning to See Creatively) and it is, no doubt, something I was looking for. Written very light and readable it really matched many things I tried to understand in making good photographs.
It has beautiful and inspiring images that help motivate. I bought this book to help me practice setting the exposure manually.
The book is a fast, easy read and I recommend it for beginners or photography students like me. I was flipping through the book and what caught my eye was the pictures, and the in depth explanations on how he achieved his results. I was originally going to buy "Understanding Exposure", but decided that since I am a photography student and I actually understand exposure that, that might not be the greatest thing to buy. I am super glad I bought this one "Understanding Shutter Speed".
Petterson is an excellent photograher and he has included many of these photos in his book to ilustrate points and compliment the text.The books are very well presented, are extreamly easy to read and the book is printed on very high quality paper.If you are dispointed with this book (and also Understanding Exposure - which compliment each other), then you should really take up painting.Can't recommend highly enough Not technically brillant at digital photography, I purchased Bryan Pettersons book Understanding Shutter Speed in the hope that it would enlighten somewhat so I could go out and take reasonable photos. I read it and then went and purchased Bryan's other book "Understanding Exposure".Both these books are absolutely brilliant (unless you are already a pro photograher - and even then, you would probably still learn something).
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