Comments on: Ten ‘Photography’ Books All Photographers Should Read. https://www.sanjayausta.in/ten-photography-books-all-photographers-should-read/ Journalist / Photographer Thu, 29 Sep 2016 07:03:40 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.8.10 By: sanjay austa https://www.sanjayausta.in/ten-photography-books-all-photographers-should-read/#comment-5294 Thu, 08 Nov 2012 09:37:53 +0000 http://localhost/fast3cycle_backup/sanjayausta/website/?p=2576#comment-5294 In reply to Prateek Ahuja.

Thanks Prateek. I have ordered both these books. Thanks again.

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By: Prateek Ahuja https://www.sanjayausta.in/ten-photography-books-all-photographers-should-read/#comment-5293 Thu, 08 Nov 2012 09:36:32 +0000 http://localhost/fast3cycle_backup/sanjayausta/website/?p=2576#comment-5293 Thanks for sharing Sanjay. However, I have read the following and believe they are amongst the best you’ll come across the subject of Photography per say – Ways of seeing by John Berger and On Photography by Susan Sontag. Must read for anyone who is interested in this or any other form of art. Speaks volumes

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By: sanjay austa https://www.sanjayausta.in/ten-photography-books-all-photographers-should-read/#comment-5289 Thu, 08 Nov 2012 02:21:53 +0000 http://localhost/fast3cycle_backup/sanjayausta/website/?p=2576#comment-5289 In reply to Anoop Negi.

Thanks Anoop for sharing your views.

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By: sanjay austa https://www.sanjayausta.in/ten-photography-books-all-photographers-should-read/#comment-5288 Thu, 08 Nov 2012 02:21:19 +0000 http://localhost/fast3cycle_backup/sanjayausta/website/?p=2576#comment-5288 In reply to Manjunath Shenoy.

Thanks Manjunath .

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By: Anoop Negi https://www.sanjayausta.in/ten-photography-books-all-photographers-should-read/#comment-5267 Mon, 05 Nov 2012 10:08:37 +0000 http://localhost/fast3cycle_backup/sanjayausta/website/?p=2576#comment-5267 Well if you do photography for getting heady acceptance at Delhi parties, than you have a valid point. If one really wants to attain something unique and different than it has to be your own visual approach to your art. You may make a mess of it but given a bit of time, I guess everyone finds a style and approach that is unique to the individual.

I am reminded of a conversation I had with a great connoisseur of art and his name bears the same name as the famous art gallery in Kala Ghoda. He asked me the same question as to whose work in photography did I admire or was influenced by. I guess my reply was similar in cadence but my only point was that I was happy not being influenced or follow the approach and style of Mr X or Mr Y or Mr Z howsoever humbly fashionable it may be in societal terms.

That said, yes we are all creatures of this society and we have to stay and struggle in it. What one can learn, from others, one must.

Nice choice of books. Never too late to start ;-)))

That choice of Arundahti Roy is the only odd one, purely on merit of course.

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By: Manjunath Shenoy https://www.sanjayausta.in/ten-photography-books-all-photographers-should-read/#comment-5265 Mon, 05 Nov 2012 08:44:31 +0000 http://localhost/fast3cycle_backup/sanjayausta/website/?p=2576#comment-5265 What an enlightened approach to photography Sanjay Austa. You are right in saying that photography is so much more than recording images on silver bromide or a CCD. It IS putting across your take on the world answer and making a stand on a topic

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