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Vision is Better II
Free The Mind, Free the Camera. Again.
VISION IS BETTER II is a collection of 44 of the most recent essays about the photographic life and craft from David duChemin’s wildly popular PixelatedImage Blog. His insights on the how and why of photography, visual story telling, and life-lessons learned along the way make for a compelling and inspiring eBook that will captivate you from beginning to end. Learn more.
This massive 95-spread eBook is the follow-up to one of Craft & Vision’s best-selling titles. The Vision is Better series acts like a PixelatedImage yearbook that gives readers a no-holds-barred vantage point into the adventures and life of David duChemin while at the same time providing you with fresh ideas and insights about making the most of your own photographic journey.
If you’re a regular follower of David’s blog you’ll be glad to know that he’s included some previously unpublished essays, and removed a few of the typos, all re-designed and put into a package you can access off-line whenever you like. If you’re unfamiliar with David’s blog, Vision Is Better I and II will show you why this popular blog has become a gathering place for photographers around the world.
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I found this eBook to be a bit different than the others David duChemin has written. It is much more personal and honest. As Edith said below, brutally honest. It follows some major life changes and his big accident and subsequent recovery. There is a lot you can learn about yourself if you can ask yourself the kinds of questions that he did. That is only if you are willing to challenge yourself.
I highly recommend to anyone who has an introspective nature. I also have a bit more in my review on my blog, if intersted.
Check out my review of this eBook here: http://nick-larson.blogspot.com/2011/12/vision-is-better-ii.html
You know I’m always excited when a new Craft & Vision ebook is released but when its one by David duChemin now that really gets me going. I love the way David writes, he’s honest, brutally honest but that’s what makes him so intriguing and inspiring. I’ve reviewed this ebook on my blog and you’ll be able to tell by my enthusiasm that this is a winner. Thank you David and Craft & Vision for another terrific read.
Writing a review on something that you’re also getting money from, as an affiliate, is always a double edge sword. But do go through my review and at the end decide if my words are enthusiastic enough for you to buy this eBook. This is a diamond if you’re looking for more than shutter speeds and tech stuff. If you’re looking for a direction, this is invaluable reading. As usual with David duChemin essays. Just MHO.
I must say I was impressed with this book. Although I’ve followed duChemin’s blog for a while, I really liked the way he compiled his articles into a book which flows nicely through several different topics.