How to be a Photographer in four lessons

by Thomas Vanden Driessche

Photographs: Thomas Vanden Driessche

Text: Thomas Vanden Driessche

Publisher: André Frère Éditions

48 pages

Pictures: black and white illustrations

Year: 2013

ISBN: 979-10-92265-09-5

Comments: 10,7 x 17 cm

Looking to jump into a particular genre of professional photography? Instead of shelling out money and time for lessons, workshops, and/or internships, check out the handbook, “How to be a Photographer in Four Lessons.” Written by Brussels-based photographer Thomas Vanden Driessche, it offers the basic gist of how you can instantly become great in contemporary photography, war photography, conceptual photography, and more!

Okay, okay… the whole thing is a tongue-in-cheek project designed to give you a laugh. It’s still funny seeing various photography stereotypes listed out officially, though. Enjoy!

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