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Fantastic!! Inspirational for any photographer, beginner to advanced Nov 13, 2009 This has to be one of my all-time favorite photography books. It is packed with interesting scenarios and solutions to lighting portraits in various (some quirky) conditions.
Joe's style is humorous and insightful and the information is presented in small chunks, appropriate for reading in small doses or taking in all at once.
I have owned it for over one year and pick it up again and again to re-read various sections when I need some inspiration.
So you know: this is NOT a how-to recipe book that baby talks you through how to use gear (if you want that, buy the very disappointing follow up: Hotshoe Diaries); Joe speaks from a conceptual standpoint and sets no hard rules (except: never shoot locker room without a strobe!).
Highly recommended!!
Great book! Nov 09, 2009 This book by top photographer Joe McNally is full of information and will benefit both amateur and pro shooters. What makes this book so attractive is how uniquely the information is presented. Simple and sweet. A must read for any aspiring or established photographer.
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Nice book for professional photographers Oct 19, 2009 This book is geared towards professional photographers. I bought this on Scott Kelby's recommendation, thinking it would be more of instructional book, it is not. It is an entertaining read, but not what I was expecting.
Get it. Oct 05, 2009 Great book. Not only good info and tips on lighting, but some great humorous stories that any professional can relate with. I honestly like this one a lot better than the newer one.
Lovely Book Sep 25, 2009 This book is more about the stories behind Joe's pictures and not about techniques or how this kind of pictures can be made. Here and there he gives some insights, mostly about the light used in the pictures (important stuff, I'm not saying, but most of us amateurs do not afford that kind of lighting equipment anyhow, nor are we willing to travel with it anywhere...). This being said, I have to say that I've enjoyed reading it quite a lot, and I do recommend it.
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