The Photographer’s Eye by Michael Freeman is a textbook, mostly, for the intangible aspects of art within photography. That is to say, concepts of shape and design, process and mental fortitude, as opposed to the coarse grain of technique. It’s a book whose focus is more on what must happen in the photographer’s mind, than what must happen …
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Living Like You Mean It [Review]
Living Like You Mean it by Ronald Frederick has the most self-helpiest title ever conceived. And good lord, the tag line really drives it home: “Use the WISDOM and POWER of Your EMOTIONS to Get the Life You Really Want”. All it’s missing is eight exclamation points and an accidental “1” at the end. To say the least, …