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If you love learning about photography there are some brilliant digital photography magazines and books I want to tell you about. But look out - these will turn you into even more of a photography addict!
It's too late for me! I either subscribe to or frequently read all of the magazines reviewed here. They're wonderful, entertaining bundles of practical tips, Photoshop tutorials, equipment advice and stunning images.
After deciding on the best photography magazine for you, check out my recommended photography books. I've accumulated a bit of a library, but have whittled down my suggestions here to a handful of gems!
I've reviewed the best photography books in my collection in 5 categories: practical tips, Photoshop guides, coffee table photo books, discussions on the nature of photography and business guides.
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Good digital photography magazines make you impatient to pick up your camera!
Here are some of the best ones I read for inspiration, including nature photography magazines and online photography magazines.
Digital photography magazines with tips, reviews and photos
These are the titles I read the most. They're all fantastic, but if I had to name my personal favourite it would be Digital Photo Magazine!
You'll find lots of amazing shots in these 2 magazines. National Geographic, in particular, is famous for attracting the world's best snappers.
Online photography magazines are worth getting to know. My favourite? Ephotozine!
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Have you noticed how so many photography books seem to be, well, the same!? It's a popular subject and lots gets written about it.
Let's sweep away the mountains of surplus guides, manuals and 'must-have' introductions and get straight to the good-un's! Here are the best photography books that I've read, loved, re-read and bought for everyone I know with a camera!
Tips for taking better pictures (Part 1)
2 books that balance each other out perfectly. Kelby's famous introduction is as direct as it's possible to be, whilst Freeman's masterclass on composition and form will sink in slowly.
Tips for Taking Better Pictures (Part 2)
Guest contributor, Mark Fenwick, shares the reasons why 2 of the books in his library stand out from the rest.
It's that man Kelby again! I think you'll like his guide to Elements because it's just so clear and readable. Whilst this CS4 introduction (with other version equivalents) is a perfect collection of lessons.
Wow! Here are 3 of the best photography books ever printed! Inspiring journeys through South East Asia (Steve McCurry), the Californian wilderness (Ansel Adams) and 20th century history (Henri Cartier-Bresson).
You must have wondered at some point, 'Can my photos be art? Why? When? How? In fact- what is a photo!?'
Guides to making money with photography
Anyone who's learnt to use their camera well can make money with photography. These guides will make sure you're not alone.
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