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Digital Photography Books
"You can't depend on
your eyes when your imagination is out of focus."
Digital Photography: Essential Skills
Complete Guide to Digital Photography
Pro Digital Photographer's Handbook  by Michael Freeman
The Advanced Digital Photographer's Workbook Professionals Creating and Outputting World-Class Images by Yvonne Butler by Rob Sheppard
Rick Sammon's Complete Guide to Digital Photography 2.0:
The Art of Digital Photography
by John Hedgecoe
Scanning Negatives and Slides: Digitizing Your
Photographic Archives
by Sascha Steinhoff includes DVD
The Digital Photographer's Guide to
Printing, Showing, and Selling Images
by Jon Canfield
by Michael Guncheon
Digital Asset Management for
Photographers
by Peter Krogh
The Complete Guide to Light & Lighting in Digital Photography by
Michael Freeman
Adobe Photoshop Elements 6: A Visual Introduction to Digital Photography
by Philip Andrews
Advanced Photoshop Elements 6.0 for Digital Photographers
by Philip Andrews
On The Road With Your Digital Camera By
Michael Freeman
Verbatim UltraLife Gold Archival Grade CD-R media
Delkin eFilm Archival Gold CD-R storage media
About the above list The Recommended Reading On Photography list got its start back in the early days of me teaching photography. I knew how helpful a good book could be in navigating the ins and outs of photo technique and the study of the principles of art. Because each course had a time limit the students could not learn all there was to learn about the topic we where covering in the class and the idea of a list or bibliography was very helpful. A list becomes a reference to come back to and continue growing your interest in the wonderful world of photography. The Recommended Reading On Photography that I gave to my students was of course directed to the topic or subject we covered in the class or workshop they where in. This list which is part of the PWG has grown to cover all areas of photography and will remain in flux as it grows, adjusting to new technology and hopefully continue getting better and better. Of course books, magazines and videos go out of print over time therefore you may not be able to find all the items on the list. I am open to suggestions for adding to the list but I will always need to look over the book or item before it goes on the Recommended Reading On Photography list. Byron Rogers said "Examine from a contemporary viewpoint the works of past masters of photography. You will find it is a rush and worth your time!" We will continue adding to the reading list, be sure to check back.
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