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Tuesday, August 24, 2010


it is the title of a book I cherish a lot in Photography. There are many books out there, which talk in length on the technique behind photography and other on the philosophy on it. Not many are there which draws a line in between.

I picked up this book during one of the photography exhibition, caught the book by accident, and I found the book was much better than the exhibition. This is how I was introduced to David duChemin.

David duChemin is a Vancouver-based international assignment photographer specializing in Humanitarian and world photography. A nomad, visionmonger, unashamed do-gooder, and sometimes author, David's photography is online at Pixelatedimage.com.

His words are available at Pixelatedimage.com/blog and in his first book is Within The Frame, The Journey of Photographic Vision.



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