Review: Every Book Contains Basics And Specific Subject Info.  Great Book Series!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 2, 2013
I've really enjoyed Mr. Rutherford's "How to Photograph Anything Like a Pro" collection.  In this book he again covers the basics of equipment.  Just having a camera isn't enough and Mr. Rutherford explains how important other elements are, such as:  filters, lenses, backdrops, lighting, etc.Photographing people does require more than basic knowledge.  Mr. Rutherford covers necessary information for portraits, aperture to use, backgrounds, lighting (very important!) and specific posing techniques for women, men, kids or babies, and so much more.  Just like each book in the series, the content is specific to the subject (people) and it is worth it to add this book to your personal collection.As I've said in other reviews, there are a lot of photography terms within, but a full glossary is provided to keep you from getting lost.  And, just as all of his books (this is my 3rd book), there are also great photos throughout to help you.I've bought "How to Photograph Landscapes Like a Pro" and "How to Photograph Kids like a Pro" and each book, although it may seem similar, does contain very specific tips and instructions for each subject.  If photography is an interest of yours, I highly recommend picking up one of Mr. Rutherford's photography books to learn from before you go investing in a lot of equipment.