Has anyone purchased this?

[Al Perry]

http://trickphotographybook.com/?hop=ajaymoch45

If so how did you like it? This was an advertisment on my FB page. It looked like it has some really neat effects.

[M.L. Griffith]

I do not have the book, but from the examples, I can say that you could learn those things on youtube. The guy who wrote the book even has youtube videos.

[Ramesh Chand]

What is a photography I don't know but I know that God and Luck both play a vital role.......luck by chance......

[Darren]

I had the 1st edition which led me to to the youtube channel of the author, Evan Sharboneau http://www.youtube.com/user/PhotoExtremist?feature=g-user-f
Take a look before you spend your hard earned :)

[Nia]

Al, I got one of his books as a free download.

[Staci Kennedy]

@hollandcrew Thanks, he is so right..its not about having the best camera as much as skill, knowledge and practice. I laugh everytime when someone ask me 'You must have a really expensive Camera"… I have seen some amazing photos from some very basic, cheap, point and shoot cameras….
Thanks for this, very cool!

[Steve]

I'm with everyone above ^^ ... I just started to following some of these photography tricks this week (view my photos from this past week). I've learned a lot just by viewing several videos on YouTube. I think the most important thing you can grab from these videos, are the camera settings. Then explore the possibilities with your own creativity. :) Good Luck!

[Brian]

@hollandcrew I've read it. Lots of info if you're starting with no experience.

[Cameron Knowlton]

I did buy these; I wouldn't do so unless you have money to spare. Production quality is dismal, but his ideas *are* clever.

[Lisabell]

I got an ad in my e-mail and was tempted. I decided I would see if I could find information on the internet instead because my photography "want list" is so big, I figured my money would be better spent elsewhere.