Read This if You Want to Take Great Photographs of Places: (Beginners Guide, Landscape photography, Street photography) Paperback – March 21, 2017

I was wondering in the book store of the Dubai Mall with my kids that's where i came across this and i was just going through it standing there. I had no plan to buy it. Some how the examples shown in the book was to the point and text explained by the author was spot on and very brief. And the example that author chooses to explain was also very very interesting. I immediately bought the book and start reading it. The more i was reading it, the more i was learning it and i finished the book in 2 days and i am kind a guy who barely read any text material (even from school/college days). But i was addicted to that book. Not only this, i also bought the kindle version of this book and also 2 other books of the same author and these 3 book helped me and my photography so much that now my photography is totally changed. And i mean literally. its bin 3 years now i read these 3 books and my work is keep on improving, my images are more connecting to the viewers then before. All credit goes to this author who wrote these amazing 3 books. I owe you this .....Literally .....Thanks ....

Teaches you how to use your "eyes" more when looking for great photo ops. This book does touch up on a little bit of the tech stuff like iOS and aperture and whatnot but it focuses a lot more on how to build good composition in your photos and is a good read for anyone who loves to travel a lot and see things. Its built on the idea tha a good photographer can be anybody with a good eye rather than one with a good camera. This book will each you how to take better pictures with any camera.

a good add to the photography book collection

This book was very informative. Doesn't get too carried away with explanations so when you are taking photos you can keep in mind simple tips to enhance your photography skills. Very helpful book. Great purchase, highly recommend

These books are great for a beginner to learn, as well as for a seasoned photographer to get reminders.

this is more of an artist's view of photography. A little too heavy for beginners who are just starting to learn how to operate a DSLR.but if you catch on the the author's ideas, it is a great book for reference.another great book

You could call it very artistic, but I was not impressed with the pictures and the effort of using language to exhalt a picture that just does not have it. They might find a niche in a museum where people would talk in abstract terms of the imaginary qualities of the work, but those pictures mixed with others, would not call the attention of the public in a positive way. Reminds me of the king that does not have clothes but is subdits praise the imaginary vestiment.

This book is full of BS information you can easily find on the web. It is as useful as a empty roll of toilet paper. Not sure how this guy con so many...I guess is the low prices for his useless books.