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Subject: Re: [Leica] Something useful
From: jcoleman@interport.net
Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 18:59:17 -0400
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"Sal DiMarco,Jr." wrote:

> 4.- The categories are:
>                                     A.- Favorite Leica Toy (equipment) book
>                                     B.- Favorite Picture book (non-Leica
> photographers are permitted)
>                                     C.- Favorite Non-Photo Photo book.
> (biographies, etc.)

A.- Leica Reflex Photography, Brian Bower, David & Charles, 1991, ISBN
0-7153-9903-9.  A lot of people malign this book but this book convinced me to
buy a Leica.  It has short reviews of most leses, cameras and accessories,
tables showing lens/body compatibility and when designs changed (no small
things) and great photographs.  There is a second edition with the R* but I
like the earlier one better.

B.-Diary of a Century, J.H. Lartigue, Viking Press, 1970, SBN 670-27218-3,
Library of Congress no. 74-101776.  An amazing photographic history of the 20th
Century (through 1970) and biography.  One of the greats.

C-The Nature Photographer's Complete Guide to Professional Field Techniques,
John Shaw, Amphoto, 1984, ISBN 0-8174-5006-8.  As it says.


>
> 5.- Please include, Title, author, publisher, year of publication, Library
> of Congress Number and a VERY short (two sentences at most) review.
> 6.- Please post your selections, no private e-mails please.
> 7.- Deadline is D-Day June 6, 2000.

In reply to: Message from "Sal DiMarco,Jr." <sal.dimarcojr@pressroom.com> ([Leica] Something useful)