500 Digital SLR Hints, Tips and Techniques.
That is the next book that I am reading. I mean, I've read a dozen or more books before I even got my hand on my Nikon D5000 camera unit. I even did download a non-printable copy of the camera's manual, but of course, it only added to my misery of trying to learn the unit's ins and outs while it is still a non-tangible property to me...
That is how I do my homework, my advance learning. I proved that to myself 15 years ago or something, when I read a thick book on Corel Draw, whic was around 1995, and then after going through the book from cover to cover, I was able to recall and apply what I have read!
Or maybe that was true 15 years ago...Anyway, I still carry the habit of reading, and reading voraciously.
So one day, maybe sooner that I think, I'll be putting in a post and telling about that I learned from this book that I have started to read about.
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After that exercise, I frequented the store nearest my office, which is just at the mall along the way to my home - where our shuttle 
Things are different now, 12 years later. Having 4 daughters should be enough reason for me to get into the art of photography. The skills can be used not only for hobby purposes, but for livelihood as well. For who can tell what's in the future? Only that we have to be prepared, and what better way to do something that is of your interest?
But the one thing that I liked that my father did was to spruce up my sister's 8x10 black-and-white picture with a very subtle ![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](http://img.zemanta.com/reblog_e.png?x-id=ad9e8643-e9e8-4adb-9f35-5d7416bd7dee)
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