Hi, one of the leading British landscape photographers is Fay Godwin, who has published many books. She has a book out at the moment which is a retrospective to accompany a recent exhibition, called 'Landmarks'. It's not a technical how-to book, but the work is very beautiful and very subtle, mostly b&w.
Two books of landscape photography which I enjoy very much, but which are not traditional landscape at all, and again are not how-to books, are 'Magnum Landscape' and 'Landschaften' by Henri Cartier-Bresson. If you're imbued in the traditional way of landscape photography they may change your way of thinking about it. --- Bob Saturday, November 23, 2002, 1:29:36 AM, you wrote: > i have been collecting over a period of a year or so some landscape and > nature photography books to brush up on my technique, to see beautiful > photographs of landscapes and and learn how they were taken, and to think > of places that i might someday want to visit and photograph too. so being > that it is near that time of the year for certain people to think about > gifts, whether receiving or giving, i'm interested in hearing about what > books primarily on landscape and nature photography other people on the > list like and why. i'm arbitrarily excluding picture books just because. > Herb....
