Book review: Digital Photography All-in-One Desk Reference for Dummies

Title:

Digital Photography All-in-One Desk Reference for Dummies (4th edition)

Rating:

Green

Genre:

Photography, Hobby

Author:

David D. Busch

Publisher:

Wiley Publishing, Inc.

The Book:

This book written by David Busch brings together select content from 7 different books into one. The 7 books that form this tome are Building your digital photography studio, Using Digital SLRs, Taking Great Pictures, Basics of Image Editing, Editing with Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements, Restoring Old Photos and Printing and Sharing your Digital Images.

Comments:

As the name suggests, this is trule a all-in-one reference book. The author has succeeded in bringing together different aspects of photography into one book right from learning the art to selling it, and from learning technicals like camera usage and lighting to stuff like aesthetics.

An excellent book for beginners especially owing to a fun and easily intelligible language which is a hallmark of the for dummies series of books.

Download Link:
Free download from: Not available - this is not a free e-book. Available for purchase at sites like Amazon.

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Book review: Games people play - The psychology of human relationships

Title:

Book Review: Games people play - The psychology of human relationships

Rating:

Green

Genre:

Psychology, Organisational Behaviour

Author:

Eric Berne

Publisher:

Penguin

The Book:

The book, written by a professional psychiatrist and the discoverer of Transactional Analysis himself, on application of transactional analysis in everyday life through the identification and treatment of 'Games'. The first few chapters cover the underlying theory and then we move to the more practical and interesting part on Games.

Comments:

This book is a good read for anyone wherever he or she is and whatever he or she does. The book is quite interesting as it deals with the day to day life of every human and that should encourage people who usually avoid 'heavy' books to read this book.

I would not guarantee that someone reading would like, or even understand, the book. Nor can I guarantee that everything in there still holds true. But even so, this book would prove to be useful to the reader because it would enable the reader to view humans from an altogether different dimension, which in itself would be a great boon.

Book Review: Say it with Presentations - How to design and deliver successful business presentations

Title:

Book Review: Say it with Presentations - How to design and deliver successful business presentations

Rating:

Green

Genre:

Professional, Business Communication, Presentation

Author:

Gene Zelazny

Publisher:

McGraw Hill

The Book:

The book, written by Greg Zelazny, an expert with over 40 years of industry experience covers everything about presentations. The coverage includes everything from what to keep in mind while setting up the presentation to things to keep in mind while addressing the audience.

Comments:

This book is a must-read for any executive whose day to day work involves making presentations or presenting, irrespective of the designation the person holds or the industry he/she is in. The book is well laid out and easy to read and absorb. It is well presented :)