The Photography Ideas Book: Inspiration and tips taken from over 80 photos

by Lorna Yabsley

Let your creativity run wild and breathe new life into your photography.



Bored of bokeh? Fed up with f-stops? Then it's time to refresh your creativity with a lively exploration of photography at the cutting edge. There's always a new angle with which to shoot your subject, a different light to capture, or a completely new genre to try out, so there's never an excuse for your camera - whatever kind it is - to gather dust!

This little book, full of big ideas from a range of iconic and contemporary photographers, will inspire you to think differently. With a new concept on every page, you will discover fresh ways of tackling your subjects to create work that is original and exciting.

Genres: Photography

176 pages, Paperback

Published October 29, 2019

Reviews

[Victoria · Rating 4 out of 5]

Bite sized ideas, easy to flip through and read piece by piece. What I appreciated most was the credits and information about the inspirations and work that was featured. I’ve seen a lot of them before but I’d highly recommend this for someone who’s new to creative photography.

[Kalliopi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Some great ideas and techniques that can be useful for both analogue and digital photography. Great photo examples from awesome photographers all around the world. The only problem here is that although there are plenty of amazing female photographers, once again it promotes male photographers.

[Steven · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a short but very expansive book of inspiration. Some ideas I've already tried, but there are loads of others to consider. Well worth the time to read and contemplate the suggestions.

[Cudipeich Grijander · Rating 4 out of 5]

Full of good ideas. Really inspiring.

[Andrew Roberts · Rating 4 out of 5]

A very accessible book with excellent examples of a wide range of techniques to inspire photographers to explore new avenues of creativity.

[Alexa Cajigal · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good ideas book for photographers when you are uninspired or in a rut.