#WorldPhotographyDay
August 19 is #WorldPhotographyDay so here are some recommendations of photography books from our collections. Don't forget to check out our exhibition Public Eye: 175 Years of Sharing Photography, open now through January 2016.
- Photography The 50 Most Influential Photographers of All Time by Chris Dickie
- Photography by John Ingledew
- Photography The Contemporary Era, 1981-2013
- National Geographic Photography Field Guide Secrets to Making Great Pictures By Peter K. Burian
- National Geographic Photography Field Guide Digital Black & White : With Film Techniques Included By Richard Olsenius
- Photography An Illustrated History By Martin W. Sandler
- National Geographic Stunning Photographs
- In Focus National Geographic Greatest Portraits
- Life in Color National Geographic Photographs
- National Geographic The Covers
Guides
- How Digital Photography Works by Ron White
- Photographing your Family And All the Kids and Friends and Animals Who Wander Through Too by Joel Sartore
- How to Create A High-profit Photography Business in Any Market By James Williams
- How to Shoot and Sell Sports Photography By David Arndt
- National Geographic Photography Guide for Kids By Neil Johnson
- The Digital Photography Book Part 1 : the Step-by-step Secrets for How to Make your Photos Look Like the Pros'! by Scott Kelby
- The Digital Photography Book Volume 2 : the Step-by-step Secrets for How to Make your Photos Look Like the Pros! By Scott Kelby
- David Busch's Dslr Movie Shooting Compact Field Guide By David D. Busch
- Beyond Snapshots How to Turn your DSLR Off "auto" and Photograph Life Like A Pro By Rachel Devine
- Step-by-step Posing for Portrait Photography by Jeff Smith
- Absolute Beginner's Guide to Digital Photography
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