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“Alister Benn is one of the very few photography educators working today who merges the how & why so seamlessly. Weaving philosophy, psychology, intuition and personal development into the creative process, all with a sense of humour and humility.”
“Alister has a rare blend of artistry, technology, humility, and openness – not a common combination in photography. Alister celebrates seeing with one’s mind, one’s eye, and (often) one’s camera. I’ve enjoyed his writing as well, with a good blend of the technical or the emotive. It’s clear that Alister loves his craft, and you will find the love in virtually every page of his books. Buy one, i feel confident that you won’t be disappointed.”
“Luminosity and contrast was a revelation for me. For the first time I read a photographer who dared to make the link between what we are and our creativity. Any form of Art requires a personal commitment where the technique also has its part. Luminosity & Contrast as well as the Colour of Meaning combine these 2 aspects. It was through these books that I understood what photography could be for me: self-realisation.”
