Be A Super Awesome Photographer

I received this book free from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.  
Thanks NetGalley!

Henry Carroll is absolutely amazing.   My daughter is so excited for this book,  she wants to be a photographer just like me. 
this book offers challenges for children/young teens to explore  their photography.

Great books for kids on the basics of photography, plus it helped this adult reflect on some of my photo habits. If you have a child interest in photography I recommend this book as a gift for them to get creative and have some fun:)! It goes through tips on how to compose photos, how to play with light, and how to think outside the box. 

Thank you to NetGalley and Laurence King Publishing for a free digital copy in exchange for my honest review.

Henry Carroll, the Editor of  the "IF you want to" photography series of books (If you want to be instagram famous, if you want to take great photographs of people, read this book, etc), uses a similar format to provide tips and instruction to children about photography.  Well presented with appropriate tips, and slightly fuller sections on light, composition, perspective and a few other areas, the one annoyance is how often he uses SUPER-AWESOME (in all caps) within the text.  Well chosen assignments and example photographs, would be a great addition to a gift of a camera or someone seeking to up their game.  Age range mostly 8 to 15 or so.

This is great for helping create inspiration and excitement in young new photographers.
It doesn't really contain much in the way of technique, but it is geared towards younger kids so I didn't expect much to begin with.
The pictures all look like something that kids would be able to recreate for themselves.
Great first step for youngsters to start enjoying photography.
Thank you NetGalley and Laurence King Publishing Ltd for my DRC.

Great little book for teens and tweens who want to test out their photography skills. This will be great for some of my students that are on yearbook committee etc. to get them to ‘think outside of the box’, and be a little more creative with their photography. Thumbs up!

Some tips and idea for developing your talent and originality has an amateur photographer. We are into the creativity tips, nothing technical here, but the creative tips are good enough to be interesting for young photographers, but even less young ones, but just newcomers to this hobby. Simple, but well done and better than expected!