As the name states, this book is a guide for using your camera flash. Although some of the photos are uninspiring, I did find it to be very informative and helpful in understanding my on-camera and off-camera flash.

Obviously as the title suggests this book is all about filters. This book focuses on film photography, so I found there were only a few sections which correspond with digital. However, I still found it interesting to understand how filters work, which helps me understand how photoshop photo filters work.

Ahhh... the bible of Photoshop for digital photographers. This book has helped me understand Photoshop in a way that I never thought was possible; describing only the tools important to photogaphers and how to use them.

This book was a great follow up from 'Adobe Photoshop CS3 for Photographers', I learnt a lot and find myself referring back to it from time to time. It had some great tips to help with problems that you might encounter and some really good artistic ideas too.

As the title describes; 101 top photography tips by Michael Freeman. Most of the tips are a page each, and each helping you remember what's important when taking photos.

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Taking colourful photographs are great, and feeling the emotion from colour in a photograph is even better... so this book sets out on explaining why colour in photographs can be so emotional and reactive.

A good book designed to help wrap your head around producing HDR images. It's very detailed and has some nice technical and scientific facts about HDR.

Another masterpiece by Michael Freeman. Although the book is a few years old now, it still has a lot of relevant information and tips on how to capture the perfect light. Highly rated.

This book was a great read; it covered all the aspects of trying to get the 'perfect' exposure by understanding digital SLR's and their settings/technology. Michael touches on the zone system and implements his own version for the modern digital SLR.

Everything and anything that you want to, and should know about composing the perfect photograph. This one of the best books I have ever read; very well written and the pictures are stunning.

This was the first photography book I bought, basically because it had big letters and easy to read. It actually has some really good quick tips for certain situations, well worth it.

After learning the basics of photography I needed to know how to make them look good on a computer. This book shows you how to get the results in Photoshop like the Pros do.

I really enjoyed this book, it helped give ideas for better journalistic travel photography, explain what problems you might encounter and how to get past them. I would recommend this for anyone trying to get past the mundane holiday travel photos.

A beautifully well laid out book, although not all the information was new to me, I still found the images and teachings inspiring. I especially loved the last section where Tom interviews a people who are top of the game in their style of photography.