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17 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Very Disapointing,
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This review is from: Developing Vision and Style: A Masterclass in Landscape Photography (Light and Land) (Light & Land) (Paperback)
I was really disappointed by this book - these are some of my favourite photographers and most of the photos, including those of the guests, were fantastic - some simply awesome. The text, unfortunately, I found plainly indulgent. Yes, it was nice to know how each photographer saw his creative development, but hey, I really wanted more about the photos - how did they plan them, what settings, filters, etc. And the text for photos were of such small print that it was simply annoying to read. Sorry guys, I still think you are great photographers, but the book - a wasted opportunity, I think.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
style not how to,
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This review is from: Developing Vision and Style: A Masterclass in Landscape Photography (Light and Land) (Light & Land) (Paperback)
Featuring the work of three well-known landscape photographers, Joe Cornish, Charlie Waite and David Ward as well as many others, this book is a visual delight. Subtitled, 'A Landscape Photography Masterclass' for me a masterclass would show you exactly how to do it, yet this book is a showcase of the master's art - a superb thing of itself, but don't expect to go out and take similar photos having read this book. This book suffers from being mis-subtitled for it gives the impression that you will learn the master's art. It is a stunning book with fabulous photography throughout, but the text is about what the photographer feels, his thoughts about the scene not about how he took the photo. The photographers are defining their style, the way the see it. I would still buy this book for it is incredibly good to look at.
17 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not up to the usual standard,
By gsum "sss" (England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Developing Vision and Style: A Masterclass in Landscape Photography (Light and Land) (Light & Land) (Paperback)
The idea behind the book is good and some of the photographs are excellent. So why only one star? Unfortunately, in common with many other books on this subject, most of the images are grossly over-saturated. The result is that much colour detail is lost and the images lack subtlety. This is apparent even on the cover shot in which the Cuillin Mountains look good enough to eat; the Cuillins are made of granite - not chocolate. This is very frustrating as many of the images are top quality, notably Cornish's Cir Mhor shot and Gallagher's monochromes.
I would have awarded two stars but for the awful arty claptrap that passes for text. This is not a Masterclass.
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