Embedded Image Processing System that sends photos to Smartphone via Bluetooth I would like to create an embedded system that takes a Full HD photo by pressing a button,processes and compresses it(for ex. to jpg) and then sends it via Bluetooth to the smartphone - where it's saved in the photo gallery.

I have already started to read "Digital Image processing" by Gonzalez, Woods, and I was thinking if, for my specific purpose, there isn't a better book with which to start. 

I am interested to gain understanding about the overall process and the number of components needed for my task and how would they connect with each other.

Do you know any reference material(books/articles/experiments etc.) with which I could start?

I don't believe that I will find everything in one single book, so you can suggest different sources of information for each step needed in the process.

Thanks.
This question is more of a hardware setup. Books like Gonzalez will be more relevant when you have images as pixels and process them to transform to more desirable images. 

Here are the few tips: 


Setup a hardware like Raspberry PI - a small general purpose computer
Add hardware I/O interface like Camera Module 
You can use standard USB Dongles and make it work on your pi. 
Write your application which will now collect pics and send across to the app on your smart phone! 


Thats' it, really!