Understanding Exposure – Highly Recommended
A Great Book on Various Photography Topics
On our recent photowalk in Northville, the book “Understanding Exposure” came up. I’ve recommended this book to people over and over again, so I figured I should post an easy way to find it on Amazon.
This book explains many things in an approachable way, doesn’t bury you in details, and gave me inspiration with the photos included as examples. It really broadened my horizons for both the terminology and a modern approach to photography topics.
I’ll put a full redux of the Photowalk up a little later here and on PhotoWalking.org.
The folks at Digital Photography School put up a more detailed review if you’re interested!
Author: Brett Veenstra | Category: Photographer | Comments(1) October 2007
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