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Bought a book - "Photographing People"

 
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Oct 15, 2007 18:27 |  #1

I bought a book the other day, "Photographing People", published by RotoVision.

It has double-page spreads with a photo on the right page,
and a diagram and explanation of the lighting setup - film/camera/lighting/e​xposure settings - on the left page, along with comments from the photographer.

Being new to shooting people, this is exactly the sort of book I can learn from. It's a bit like "Light: Science and Magic", but it contains real people, like Christopher Ecclestone, Mel Brookes, Rutger Hauer, Claudia Schiffer, Tim Roth, as opposed to line drawings in the 'science & magic' book.

I've also ordered another book from Amazon which is relatively new - I'm not sure it's hit the FAQ here yet (maybe its rubbish) but the reviews look good - it's "The best of wedding photojournalism: techniques and images from the pros" (external link). Anyone else read it?


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Oct 15, 2007 19:19 |  #2

dsc_1972 wrote in post #4130044 (external link)
I've also ordered another book from Amazon which is relatively new - I'm not sure it's hit the FAQ here yet (maybe its rubbish) but the reviews look good - it's "The best of wedding photojournalism: techniques and images from the pros" (external link). Anyone else read it?

You took the link directly from the FAQ, so yeah i've read it :p


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Oct 15, 2007 19:24 as a reply to  @ tim's post |  #3

:oops:
I typed that bit in ""'s in by hand and alt-tab'd to the other window to copy and paste the link into the other window, then clicked the little globe button with a chain link in it and the pressed ctrl-V.... then I shared it with the entire forum only to be told.......

"yeah I've read it"


LOL!!!!! Jeez! So what did you think about it Tim!

(Oh god... I can see the reply coming...... it's in the FAQ!)

I'll get my coat... :oops:


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Oct 15, 2007 19:49 |  #4

According to my book thread I thought it was an "Excellent book with a viewpoint photographers should know about". I haven't seen it in over a year (it's in a box somewhere), but I should drag all these books out and re-read them some time.


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Oct 15, 2007 19:54 as a reply to  @ tim's post |  #5

That's plenty recommendation for me.
I'm looking forward to reading it - when they (amazon) get it back in stock!

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