Reviews
I just happened to be in my hands and left the book for so short a time. Every time you pass a piece of the book, it's more eye-opening than the photo, so I think there's a little bit of a statue left in my memory! More photos than words, and more writing is one of the traces of the episode, the feeling, and the way you've been photographing them! It was so sad! I didn't like the photos on the two pages of Mozala, which were on the page, compared to the size of the picture. (And I was eager to
One of the books I've enjoyed so much. The photographs of the man who traveled and was taken are not as cool and pretty as the pictures of the professional, but what he wanted to express seemed to be a good way to express himself. And the words that the writer talks about with the photos remain a deep impression in his mind. Especially memorable is the picture of Grandma sitting in her chair staring at the camera. As I watched it when I was on the subway, I had a lot of thoughts about how I
This is not a photo of a professional photographer who's been told how to take good pictures of travel, it's a sort of a back-to-back approach to someone's problem and the anti-sense of having just taken cameras as friends. This is a pretty record of the traveler who feels calm and pleasant to the people who like pictures and who love to travel. Sometimes it's a book that you might like to take out when you want to escape, and as the author said, there is no skill in photographing, but a clever
At first, I wasn't really interested in knowing that it was one of the most popular photobooks in the world, and that it could teach you how to do basic cameras, but I don't think it can teach you good photography, so good pictures, you know, aren't they laws? But it was not a book, and it tells stories of Bihaind stories that were captured in photographs taken from one country to another during 360 days, and as it took one chapter of travel, it told what specific experiences and insights it
The moment of the moment that comes into the frame of a dead mind. She taught me that what's in it is not just the remains of light, that the world can transform into tens of thousands of feelings through the eyes of those who see it. And I envy the courage to leave and the will to do it. Will the frame of a dead angle that I see only I get to complete?
I feel like I want to create a book, and I want a picture of it in advance. Photos and additions also have a lot of nice words on one side of the mind, and I feel more like the head of a photographer than just a travel photo, and the words that are written without adding words. I think it's a book that anyone who likes photography can pass without obligation. I don't think I can break up with this book for a while. I'm careful not to wear out, so I've got one page of it over, and I'll read it,
Kang Young-ui: Taking photos that last longer than the trip
Korean title: 여행보다 오래 남는 사진찍기
Korean author: 강영의
Korean publisher: 북하우스
ISBN-13: 9788956051161
Reviews
I just happened to be in my hands and left the book for so short a time. Every time you pass a piece of the book, it's more eye-opening than the photo, so I think there's a little bit of a statue left in my memory! More photos than words, and more writing is one of the traces of the episode, the feeling, and the way you've been photographing them! It was so sad! I didn't like the photos on the two pages of Mozala, which were on the page, compared to the size of the picture. (And I was eager to
One of the books I've enjoyed so much. The photographs of the man who traveled and was taken are not as cool and pretty as the pictures of the professional, but what he wanted to express seemed to be a good way to express himself. And the words that the writer talks about with the photos remain a deep impression in his mind. Especially memorable is the picture of Grandma sitting in her chair staring at the camera. As I watched it when I was on the subway, I had a lot of thoughts about how I
This is not a photo of a professional photographer who's been told how to take good pictures of travel, it's a sort of a back-to-back approach to someone's problem and the anti-sense of having just taken cameras as friends. This is a pretty record of the traveler who feels calm and pleasant to the people who like pictures and who love to travel. Sometimes it's a book that you might like to take out when you want to escape, and as the author said, there is no skill in photographing, but a clever
At first, I wasn't really interested in knowing that it was one of the most popular photobooks in the world, and that it could teach you how to do basic cameras, but I don't think it can teach you good photography, so good pictures, you know, aren't they laws? But it was not a book, and it tells stories of Bihaind stories that were captured in photographs taken from one country to another during 360 days, and as it took one chapter of travel, it told what specific experiences and insights it
The moment of the moment that comes into the frame of a dead mind. She taught me that what's in it is not just the remains of light, that the world can transform into tens of thousands of feelings through the eyes of those who see it. And I envy the courage to leave and the will to do it. Will the frame of a dead angle that I see only I get to complete?
I feel like I want to create a book, and I want a picture of it in advance. Photos and additions also have a lot of nice words on one side of the mind, and I feel more like the head of a photographer than just a travel photo, and the words that are written without adding words. I think it's a book that anyone who likes photography can pass without obligation. I don't think I can break up with this book for a while. I'm careful not to wear out, so I've got one page of it over, and I'll read it,
