"The Art of Landscape Photography" explores ways to photograph the natural world. Subjects from the spectacular to the mundane all make interesting landscape photographs. This book also takes the photographer into the area of urban landscape and the fascinating world of the abstract landscape. With sound practical advice and examples, this book is a complete guide to the landscape for any photographer using a 35mm camera. From equipment and technique to simple, but highly effective, practical tips from a working professional. Coe pays special attention to capturing the mood of a landscape. It is a "how-to-do" book, but also a guide to developing skills and an individual style. With more than 250 color photographs that illustrate the techniques and skills, "The Art of Landscape Photography" provides a rich insight into this fascinating area of photography. Also Recommended: "Creative Elements," The Complete Photographer: Completely Revised Edition."

The Art of Landscape Photography

Coe, Chris

Fountain Pr Ltd

Literary Britain and Ireland features more than 100 locations associated with the world's leading authors. From the tower at Sissinghurst where Vita Sackville-West wrote her books and the gardens that inspired Beatrix Potter's children's stories in the Lake District, to the Suffolk coastline that provides the setting for many of P.D. James's novels and the fictional platform at Kings Cross where J.K. Rowling put Harry Potter on a train to Hogwarts, this book is an essential guide to Britain and Ireland's most fascinating, beautiful and inspiring houses, gardens, cafes, railway stations and so much more. Beautifully illustrated, each entry includes: a short essay putting the location or city in its literary and historical context; key authors and locations associated with the place under discussion and useful contact details and travel link.

Literary Britain and Ireland: A Guide to the Places that Inspired Great Writers (IMM Lifestyle Books)

STRUTHERS,Jane

Reference

Design Originals

This celebration of London's pubs is aimed at anyone with an interest in British history and architecture. The book features 120 of the capital's best-known drinking places, from oak-beamed, 16th-century taverns - often favoured meeting places for smugglers and villains - to the elaborate gin palaces of the Victorian age, each demonstrating London's rich cultural heritage from a new and dynamic perspective. Each entry offers a history of the pub's architectural evolution, its changing role through the centuries and its famous (and infamous) patrons. There is also practical information on location, opening hours, and food and drink selections.

The London Pub

Travel

Haydon, Peter

Europe

New Holland Books

Features sites connected with every branch of literature revealing birthplaces, schools, homes, workplaces and inspirations of writers from Robert Louis Stephenson and William Wordsworth to J.K. Rowling.

Literary Britain And Ireland: A Guide To The Places That Inspired Poets, Playwrights and Novelists

New Holland Publishers

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