Photography books

Gremlin · 01-03-2014, 14:07

I have four book on photography.

1. Has over a hundred different photographs with three of each explaining the different camera settings with comments.
2 Macro photography, plenty of tips, advice and suggestions for lens or adapters.

I have had both the above for over thirty years and are pre digital era but they will also be OK for digital.

3, Portrait photography, photos and advice on aperture, shutter, ISO and e/v.
4 Landscape, similar to above.
They are aimed at digital SLR users and will be about 15 years old..

All A4 size and in very good condition.

Free to camera enthusiast.
PM me if you are interested.

Gremlin · 02-03-2014, 10:27

The books have now gone to, I hope, a good home.
Thanks to the members who offered to take them off my hands.
I was at first reluctant to part with the two older ones but hey ho off they go.
I have downloaded a few new photography books onto my iPad.
I don't often shoot in auto mode, preferring to use manual or at least aperture priority and the new ones I downloaded go into more detail on the subject.

Margaret Pilkington · 02-03-2014, 10:58

I hope the new owner enjoy your gift Russell, and that they help them to get better shots.
I am one of the numpties who relies on the auto mode. Not that I have much practice of anything much of late...been much too busy with other things.

Gremlin · 02-03-2014, 11:04

I must admit that you take some cracking photos in auto mode Margaret.

Margaret Pilkington · 02-03-2014, 11:22

Thank you Russell. I think that is probably down to the choice of subject matter more than anything else.
I keep saying that at some point I will take a course on Digital photography to help me to understand better the workings of my camera.....to depart from idiot mode and try something more challenging.
I though that when I retired I would have time to spare and a bit besides, but it hasn't worked out like that.