Weekly Giveaway – Time to hit the books: Annie Leibowitz style

Ah yes, summertime becomes a memory and school is back in session.
Not for all of us, though. Full time work may be more like it, but that doesn’t mean the learning stops.
Ever, it seems.
Annie Leibowitz is acknowledged as the world most famous photographer, although this past year, her name has been in the press not for her photography, instead for her business prowess.

No matter what you may think of her work or her current situation, she has a lot to teach, and snippets of it were laid out in this book, Annie Leibovitz at Work

“The first thing I did with my very first camera was climb Mt. Fuji. Climbing Mt. Fuji is a lesson in determination and moderation. It would be fair to ask if I took the moderation part to heart. But it certainly was a lesson in respecting your camera. If I was going to live with this thing, I was going to have to think about what that meant. There were not going to be any pictures without it.”
—Annie Leibovitz

What we love about this book is the fact that it let’s you peek behind the curtain and get the story behind the photographs: the situation, how they were made, and the process to get there.
So it is not strictly a photo book in the truest sense of the phrase, nor is it an instructional tome.

Sure, you will find out about the equipment she uses, but for us one of our favorite sections was Annie Leibowitz answers the 10 most asked questions.
Here is one that we always ask everyone we interview “What advice do you have for a young photographer just starting out”

Whether you are a fan or not, this book is not to be missed.
We have one to give away for free and will figure out who gets it like this:
Only open to subscribers of free weekly Newsletter.
It is emailed out every Weds. morning. to those that are on the subscription list by the previous Tuesday eve.
Along with some breaking photo news, and a recap of the site, there will be a question related to Photoinduced.com and the content we present.
From all of the correct responses, it all goes to random.org to well, randomly pick the winner.
And we’ll ship it anywhere in the world.
If you feel this is a book you want and have to have it now, here is well priced place to order it from.


6 Responses to “Weekly Giveaway – Time to hit the books: Annie Leibowitz style”

  1. Marysabel Huston says:

    I’m waiting to see the newsletter email so I can enter the giveaway… I’m looking for a new book to read during a trip that I’m going to have in about 2 weeks and I’ve been asking for recommendations, now your giveaway comes at the right time :), let’s see if I win or not!

  2. Thanks for this wonderful giveaway. I received it yesterday.
    I love it!

  3. I love Annie Leibowitz, will sure subscribe. Thanks!

  4. Damon says:

    You are very welcome!
    Spread the word, please.
    cheers
    damon

  5. Marysabel Huston says:

    So, I think you already picked your winner!!! congrats to the reader who get to have this amazing book :)…

    Ps. I love this website, it’s now among my faves!

  6. Damon says:

    Thanks for the kind words! We give away photo stuff every week, and have been doing so for years so welcome to the group!

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