 | National Geographic Photography Field Guide: Secrets to Making Great Pictures, Second Edition by Peter Burian
Buy used from: $8.67 To me this is the most important book in the library. I make every single photographer carry this in their camera kits. Everything I learned in a year in Syracuse is in this book. AWESOME!!
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 | Photography (7th Edition) by Barbara London
Buy used from: $3.08 |
 | Graphic Communications Today, 4E by William E Ryan
Buy new: $81.65 / Used from: $20.00 |
 | The Designers Complete Index (Boxed Set) by Jim Krause
Buy new: $37.79 / Used from: $27.66 Great tool for people making layouts. Provides "no brainer" color coordination. Marines can use ideas and templates here for a lot of different work they do.
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 | The Non-Designer's Type Book by Robin Williams
Buy used from: $1.11 |
 | The Non-Designer's Design Book by Robin Williams
Buy new: $19.79 / Used from: $0.50 |
 | The Pc is Not a Typewriter by Robin Williams
Buy new: $11.55 / Used from: $1.54 |
 | A Day in the Life of the United States Armed Forces by Lewis J. Korman
Buy new: $34.40 / Used from: $0.01 I like to use this book to show my Marines that they are surrounded by material. It doesn't have to all simply be grunts in the field getting shot at. There are commissary photos, formation pictures, off duty moments etc. For good instruction you need a lot of examples good and bad that shooters can relate to. This book is it for the military.
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 | The Photoshop CS2 Book for Digital Photographers by Scott Kelby
Buy new: $31.49 / Used from: $4.92 |
 | Beginner's Guide to Photographic Lighting: Techniques for Success in the Studio or on Location by Don Marr
Buy new: $26.37 / Used from: $22.33 |
 | Communication Arts
Buy new: $53.00 Excellent professional magazine publication that includes all media. Multi, layout, design, photography, printing, video. Excellent to pull examples and use professional articles for training.
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 | Photographic Lighting Simplified by Susan McCartney
Buy new: $14.96 / Used from: $5.00 Extremely basic. Good for when you have to break things down Barney style. Not needed for a photographer who understands the art.
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