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I'm after a beginners guide to photography book for the other half for Christmas.
We recently brought a Fujifilm HS10 and it'd be nice to get more out of it than just point and shoot.
Try Amazon. Type in the name of the camera and there maybe a
book that gives you different assignments to get the best out of your camera.
Other than that find a local organisation or evening course and buy some magazines.
Found this link for beginners on the HS 10
[url= http://www.cameratips.com/hs10/welcome-to-the-fujifilm-finepix-hs10-blog ]HS 10 Begiiners Help [/url]
galen rowell.inner game of outdoor photography.
robert adams,why people photograph.
the best way to learn to take photographs is to look at a lot of them.esp in museums,galleries etc.or even in your local library.
and look at photokaboom.great website.bestest one.
Scott Kelby series of 3 books! it's great
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Scott-Kelbys-Digital-Photography-Boxed/dp/0321678737/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323042325&sr=8-1
takes you from beginner to Pro, written as an easy chatty guide. Not too technical, more, set this, set that.
I'm currently reading understanding exposure by bryan peterson. So far so good.
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Photography for dummies.. can't go wrong with that lol.