Title: John Hedgecoe's Complete Guide to Photography
Product review: Hedgecoe explains the various basic techniques for a beginner in photography. He depicts "lessons" that work as examples in broadening the creativity of a photographer on the basic level. The explanations of various angles and use of depth of field help explain the technical aspects and limitations a camera and/or lens. Knowing such things allow the photographer to know how to create the compostion and image they desire. This book is well suited for the curious beginner who prefers a book to hands-on learning.
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