Review by Peter BauerPublisher: Weldon OwenPages: 327Price: $40; $7.55 (Kindle)Rating: 5The “Everything” in the title includes 43 different subjects, rang-
ing from food and animals to fireworks and amusement parks.
I’m sure you can come up with a couple of subjects that aren’t
included (UFOs and alien beings, for example), but if you shoot
it, it’s likely covered. If you want to shoot it, here’s where to
learn. Each section starts with Getting Started, Tech Tips, What
to Shoot, and a very valuable and thought-provoking section
called “Gear Up.” (The section on shooting birds suggests that a
camera with an APS-C sensor may be preferable to a full-frame
sensor for the increased magnification of the lens you choose.)
The examples that follow have informative captions, many of
which provide suggestions for a particular shot, as well as the
name of the photographer who captured that image. If you love
a shot, see the photographer’s website for more inspiration. nFrom The Editors of Popular Photography
How to Photograph Everything:
Simple Techniques for Shooting
Spectacular Images
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