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Want a free copy of Strobist Photo Trade Secrets? (Read the review of these cool books.)
Two copies are up for grabs to the comments of the day. Anything goes (just keep it clean) and I draw the winners on Wednesday at 6PM EDT.
Just leave a single comment below (no duplicate entries) and put your real email address in the email box (NOT in the comment text). I’ll notify the winners and update this post when I hear back from them.
Want a free copy of Strobist Photo Trade Secrets? (Read the review of these cool books.)
I’ll be handing out a couple copies of these books to active members in the new and improved Photography Bay forum.
Just sign up for a free forum account and start talking to your fellow Photography Bay members. You don’t have to say anything about the giveaway in the forum, just be there and be active (don’t be spammy though).
I’ll notify the winners at the end of this week via personal messages through the forum. So, check in to see if you are a winner. If I don’t get a response from the winners by Monday, I’ll notify another forum member instead.
If you miss out on this one, stay tuned for more ways to win more cool stuff…
And, don’t miss out on a chance to win the Photography Bay Swag Bag if you haven’t entered yet
Want a free copy of Strobist Photo Trade Secrets Vol. 1? (Read the review of these cool books.)
Leave a comment below and I’ll pick a winner on Tuesday, March 1.
Be sure to put your email in the comment form though – I need a way to contact you.
Respond quickly to your email because I’m mailing it out on Wednesday. If you don’t respond when I email you, I’ll have to pick someone else.
If you miss out on this one, stay tuned for more ways to win more cool stuff…
And, don’t miss out on a chance to win the Photography Bay Swag Bag if you haven’t entered yet.
[UPDATE: Entries are closed. A comment was chosen at random. Congrats to Brian Hochmuth on winning! Your book should be arriving in a few days.]
The Strobist Photo Trade Secrets books are quick-hit lighting books, featuring stunning flash photography from a variety of individual photographers. Both volumes are edited by Zeke Kamm and published by Peachpit Press.
Essentially, the books each contain a collection of a couple dozen great images. Each image covers a full page with a diagram and description of how the image was made on the back of the page. Consequently, the photos suck you in to try to reverse-engineer the lighting setup in your head before you turn the page. [Read more…]