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It took you years to save for your new Smart Car. Naturally, your car is to you what babies are to their parents. Your ride is your child. Consequently, you feel compelled to take photos – lots and lots of photos – of your new baby. But car photography is not as simple as pointing and shooting – and no one knows this better than Dan Fieldman. He has taken pictures for so long he can take everything he knows, pare these down to the most useful pieces of information, and create a guide to car photography that both newbies and pros could use. And that is precisely what he did in ‘Your Guide to Digital Photography’.

Whether you are a beginner who knows zero about photography or an enthusiast who has shifted his focus from landscapes to vehicles, you could use tips and suggestions from a photographer who has taken tens of thousands of photos. And believe you me, there are many things about car photography that you still do not know. After all, car photography is as dynamic as human portraits. You do not just take photos of a piece of metal. Each time you click, you try to capture the personality of a machine. So it helps to do it right – and the best way to do this is to brush up on photography techniques and tricks of the trade that only a pro would be in the know.