1) The Ansel Adams trilogy: The Negative, The Camera & The Print. (Even if you only use a digital camera, read these books!)
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(the three books by Ansel Adams) |
2) Domestic Landscapes by Bert Teunissen.
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(book cover of Domestic Landscapes) |
See: www.bertteunissen.com for his beautiful series of images from all over Europe:
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(photo: Beuningen # 1 - by Bert Teunissen) |
I saw his pictures in a museum in Amsterdam in 2007 and bought the book.
It inspired me to make a "domestic landscape" portrait of my parents and it's the best portrait I have of them.
3) Barry Thornton - Edge of Darkness. I haven't read this book yet, but it is in the mail to me from the UK right now.
I've heard a lot about Barry Thornton and I'm looking forward to reading his book myself.
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(book cover of Edge of Darkness) |
4) William Crawford - The Keepers Of Light. This is the "standard work" about alternate early photographic processes, like cyanotype, carbon printing, gum printing, bromoil, Van Dyke Brown, salt printing, albuminen, etc.
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(book cover of The Keepers Of Light) |
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