Photography Is Magic By Joe Lingeman

I have been looking to find the book 'Photography is Magic' by Charlotte Cotton, however due to the library being closed I have been unable to look at a copy. I am hoping that when I go back to uni I will be able to borrow a copy.  Whilst looking for resources on the library website I came across a review of the book by Joe Lingeman. I thought this would give me a good inside to the book and if it would be something that was useful to me. I enjoyed reading this review and found it very helpful. I got a feel for the type of work that would be in the book and it sounds like something I would be interested in. Lingeman also mentioned some of the artists shown in the book so I have also highlighted them in order to investigate their work more. Reading this has really inspired me as I feel like my current ideas aren't too over imaginative and it is something that people will respect. I want to push the boundaries of what is considered to be photography much like the other artists in this book.


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