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Photography book for intermediate/advanced reader

  • 19-11-2007 6:54pm
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    Thirdfox
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    Hey guys,

    I know "Understanding Exposure" is often recommended to people beginning in dSLR photography but having a glance through it in my local bookshop I found the concepts were just a tad too simplistic for the level I think I've attained (fully understanding the technical side of things and some of the creative aspects).

    I'm looking for recommendations on the compositional/stylistic side - I found a book called the Photographer's Eye by Freeman. Having a quick glance it seems really good. Anyone else read this? Any suggestions for books on advanced photography techniques?

    In Hodges & Figgis it seems like 70%+ of the photography books were aimed at beginners "what is ISO" etc. and around 30% are collections of photographs by famous photographers. Seems like the options are limited for someone like me...

    Appreciate the help :)


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