LIDLIPS: Lessons I Didn’t Learn In Photo School
Posted on 21. Feb, 2010 by planetMitch in Books, Training
Lessons I Didn’t Learn In Photo School opens up new territory for photographers. As our world becomes increasingly cluttered with cameras, there are fewer people who truly understand the nature of photography. Refreshingly, LIDLIPS presents thought-provoking insights on photography as art, philosophy, science, business, and lifestyle. This collection of 100 micro-essays discusses photography from angles you’ve likely never considered: relationships, persistence, creativity, leadership, confidence. In a unique voice, LIDLIPS proves that there is much more to crafting great photographs and being a photographer than knowing how to operate a camera.
Author Syl Arena spent many years in photo school-eventually earning a BFA in fine art photography. Yet, the most important lessons he learned about being a photographer, he learned by being a father, husband, business owner, mentor, and artist. Photography, it turns out, has more to do with who you are as a person than with the brand of gear you use. For both amateurs and pros, LIDLIPS will expand your understanding of photography and inspire you to create images in completely new ways.
“This book isn’t about lighting or technique. It’s about how you think about photography, how it intertwines with your life, how it excites your passion.” David Ziser – Digital Pro Talk
“Just got a gr8 new book frm @syl_arena called LIDLIPS. EZ read & full of pearls of wisdom 4 photogs. I luv this bk.” Kevin Kubota – Kubota Imaging Tools (via Twitter)
“Syl Arena has come out with his new book. LIDLIPS or Lessons I Didn’t Learn in Photo School is a an insightful and humorous book looking at what it is we do as photographers.” Moose Peterson – Wildlife Photographer
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