Book Review: Window Seat: The Art of Digital Photography & Creative Thinking by Julieanne Kost - Page 2

If you’re looking for a how-to book on digital photography or Photoshop, Window Seat is not for you. But if you’re looking for a fascinating concept of images, insight into streamlining your digital sight, and letting your imagination run, then Kost’s book will do exactly what she wanted.

The photograph, on page 90 and 91 is a brilliant picture of earth and sky mixed: "...I wanted to walk out on the wing of the plane to look all around." At a quick glance it looks like an image of a human heart and arteries. That pretty much explains my feelings of Window Seat: Kost has taken to heart her love of photography and used every artery available to produce a book that will not only open an artist’s eyes to the beauty of photography, but will also give that artist a taste of what it’s like to capture what no one else sees.

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