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Talking Photography: Viewpoints on the Art, Craft, and Business

6 x 9, 288 pages; Paperback,
ISBN 978-1-58115-208-1
Publication Date: February 2002

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Talking Photography: Viewpoints on the Art, Craft, and Business

by Frank Van Riper

In Talking Photography, award-winning Washington Post photography columnist Frank Van Riper assembles the cream of his popular columns to delight readers with a treasure chest of photographic insights.

Readers will find expert answers to dozens of basic, yet rarely addressed technical questions, from shooting pictures under fluorescent light to defending oneself against bloodthirsty mosquitoes. They'll also find cutting-edge interviews with industry icons; captivating essays on the everyday events and great moments in the life of a photographer; and reviews of great photography-related books and shows. Engagingly written and packed with technical tips, creative inspiration, and intriguing anecdotes, this remarkable guide is an absorbing read for every photography lover.

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"The best written and most entertaining general interest photography writing in the nation."

�The Picture Professional

". . . a delightful smorgasbord of essays, interviews, reviews, and personal memories."

�ASMP Bulletin

�Frank Van Riper�s hands-on knowledge of all things photographic lends authority and insight to his writing, Whether the subject is electronic flash or the work of Henri Cartier-Bresson. This is a book of multiple pleasures for anyone with an interest in photography.�

�Andy Grundberg, Former New York Times Critic, Curator, and Author, Crisis of the Real

�Grab your camera! Talking Photography has something for everybody. Van Riper brings the complexity of the art and technology down to earth, and draws us into his process with well-told stories. His enthusiasm for photography is infectious.�

�Philip Brookman, Senior Curator of Photography and Media Arts, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

�An astonishing outpouring of erudition on every imaginable aspect of the medium.�

�Neil Selkirk, Photographer

�We all know a picture is worth a thousand words, but when the words accompanying the pictures are from Frank, it makes for a splendid mix. He is one of the few photographic writers who has the ability to put into words�in a meaningful way�what photography is about. I wait impatiently for the week to roll around to see what new gem Frank has discovered.�

�David Burnett, Photographer

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