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Best Photography Ebooks

I love photography books, I have many, mostly monographs by specific photographers but I also have a few ‘how to do it’ books. The trouble with the latter is that once you have mastered what is on offer the book is a bit redundant. The cost is part of this concern but also that any book published this week was probably written 2 years ago and in the days of digital everything moves more quickly than that.

I have bought ebooks since they were first available, I really like take instruction in this way, I find the quality of reproduction a joy and if you manage to hit upon a series or writer you like and trust then even buying a number of books costs next to nothing.

I am a great advocate of the Craft & Vision ebooks, these cover technical and visual matters in clear and well presented publications and cost only about £3.25, at that price I feel it is worth taking a chance but I have to say I have never been disappointed by a Craft & Vision ebook. Have a look at what they have here

Here are some of their ebooks

MakingThePrint-CoverSpread

Making the Print  Printing Techniques For the Digital Photographer (A Masterclass) Martin Bailey

BeyondThirds-Coverspread

Beyond Thirds A Photographer’s Introduction to Creative Composition Andrew S. Gibson

UpClose-CoverSpread

Up Close A Guide to Macro & Up Close Photography Andrew S. Gibson

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Close To Home Finding Great Photographs in Your Own Backyard Stuart Sipahigil

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Vision is Better Free the Mind, Free the Camera David duChemin

See the full catalogue of ebooks here, remember they are only £3.25 each or cheaper if you buy 5 or more

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