Any photography books that you have....
Yard sale. Our Photo Club in Virginia has a "lending library" with new and used selections. - email the Librarian what you want and she brings it to the next monthly meeting. It works great. Some of the new books, like Dewitt Jones new one on iPhone photography is available as a download to Mac or PC. I think we will see that more and more.crystal wrote: Yup I still have the books I got years ago. What do they look like, I have no idea. How much dust is on them, I would say a few inches.
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Baydream wrote:
Yard sale. Our Photo Club in Virginia has a "lending library" with new and used selections. - email the Librarian what you want and she brings it to the next monthly meeting. It works great. Some of the new books, like Dewitt Jones new one on iPhone photography is available as a download to Mac or PC. I think we will see that more and more.crystal wrote: Yup I still have the books I got years ago. What do they look like, I have no idea. How much dust is on them, I would say a few inches.
What is a library? The last time I was in one, was way before my family got a computer. I think I was 12.
MC nugget wrote: after reading them and understanding the concept of photography, exposures etc... do you keep the books? or do you throw them out/give them to someone else to learn?
I don't have a photographic memory,
, so I keep the content that interests me. Age can do that. You meet new people every day. May be the same people but what the heck.effron wrote: I keep every one, mostly because I forget what I read in about ten minutes. I have about fifty photography related books, and they all seem new to me........
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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