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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Book in excellent unread/unused condition. Written in English and Turkish. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> The Photographer As An Asset Photography is one of those occupations that seem very easy at the outset but prove to be extremely difficult in actuality. The most challenging aspect of photography is dedication. A true photographer not only ventures on a path that leads to the unknown but also has to dedicate his entire life to this decision. And most of all he’ll need patience and a strong will to continue working at it. Just like any other artistic discipline in photography too the practitioners will be truly appreciated only after they fulfill their mission and leave this world. Even though photography appears to draw from physics and chemistry and today also digital technology it actually owes its existence to time and the ways in which time is used in terms of moments. If there were no passage of time and if the photographer were not to go obsessively chasing after moments with a camera in hand then the photograph would never come into existence. So the main philosophical question here is about what people did when there was no photography. If we go a little further back in time and think about the physical origins of this art then we’ll see that the main component of photography is light. Where there’s no light. (MP)