Photography: Portrait Photography: 9 Tips Your Camera Manual Never Told You About Portrait Photography

While I don't own an exceptional camera or take portraits, it is always something I've bee very interested in doing but unfortunately haven't found the time. With this book, anyone can take great portraits. This book has such great information on using your camera to the best of its ability, poses - or not, and how to edit your photos like a professional. I highly recommend this book to anyone just getting started.

This "book" is really just a pamphlet. It is 35 pages, not 44 pages as advertised.Be aware - it does not contain even one photograph, chart or diagram, only text. Most topics are covered in two or three paragraphs. You get advice like, "Before taking a photo, even with just two to four people, make sure everyone is ready."Chapter 2 is entitled "Establishing a Repertoire with Your Subject." Presumably, the author meant "rapport," not repertoire.There is absolutely nothing here, except for the rankest of beginners. I sent mine back.

Very informative. If you've not done much portrait photog, you ought to read this one. Very helpful.

No good.....do not waste your money. Its a total complete sham. I knew more than the author! This book sucks.

Good

Perfect

Waste of money. Instructions are in text only. Not a single photograph. This is the photographic equivalent of click bait - a headline that promises much and delivers very little. Spend a bit more money and buy one of the dozens of outstanding photography books on the market.

excellent

Excellent !! I'm a amateur photographer and for me this book has been written in simple and to the point terms.