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Tim Cribb

People Photography

by Michael Coyne

Lonely Planet, $133

Landscape Photography

by Peter Eastway

Lonely Planet, $133

Subtitled 'A Guide to Taking Better Pictures', these excellent  books are for anyone wanting more than  holiday snaps. Capturing an image that can proudly hang on any wall isn't hard. Just as  the eyes record the play of late-afternoon or early-morning light and shadow on  a face, or makes  a valley vibrate with natural energy, so the camera can capture it with   a little care. The authors discuss fundamentals - equipment (cameras, compact and SLR), medium (film and digital), and technique (practice makes perfect). Peter Eastway discusses  how to approach  landscapes in terms of exposure, composition and light. Michael Coyne's is the tougher assignment: taking good pictures of people means getting up close and personal, so he has a section on etiquette.



People Photography