It’s all about Books
Following our last episode about Inspiration in Photography, and since one of our major recommendations to boost your creativity was to look and study the work of other photographers, we decided to bring you a list of books that we can recommend.
Whether on the artistic side or going more into the technical perspective, we’re sure you will benefit from the list. Note that the list is by no means complete. There are many other books that are extremely good and our own collections are always growing, and we can’t stop emphasizing the importance of always using books to study the work of published photographers.
If you have any books that you can recommend, please feel free to post in the comments and share them with us and everyone else.
Also, more to the end of the show, Martin goes more into detail about his work and how he decided to go pro.
On a small side note, the show is being released one day after what was planned. I’m sorry for this.
Our list of recommended books
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Martin Gommel |
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Jim M Goldstein |
| JMG Galleries - landscape and nature photography | |
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Brian Auer |
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Landscapes of the Spirit by William Neill is a great one for Artistic! It’s now available from him as an ebook, so you can view it (even fullscreen) on your computer.
Great recommendation Rick. Here is a link to Williams eBook page http://www.williamneill.com/books/spirit3.html
Hi Rick,
Thanks for the recommendation. Looks very good and I’ll take a look into it.
Thanks again.
Speaking of Bill Neill, I have his Yosemite book and I absolutely love it.
Btw, Art Wolfe’s name is mispelled in the links.