(Paperback), by Jon Canfield,Tim Grey, Sybex; 1st edition (August 17, 2004)
Combining practical know-how with inspiring examples, these authors will teach you how to take control of your output. By the time you finish this book, you’ll be able to get your photographs the attention they deserve.

(Paperback), by Karin Schminke, Dorothy Simpson Krause, Bonny Pierce Lhotka, Watson-Guptill Publications (June, 2004)
Provides a wide range of ways to integrate digital processes, using them in unusual and challenging ways to reinvent traditional art techniques.

by Tim Grey Sybex; 1st edition (March 19, 2004)
Tim Grey demystifies the complicated topics and leads you step-by-step through each component of a color-managed workflow. For photographers with some experience with digital printing.

(Paperback) by Rick Sammon, W. W. Norton & Company; Bk&CD-Rom edition (October, 2003)
Good for photographers at all levels of experience. Book includes 107 lessons that take the reader through each topic in friendly, concise steps. Includes a CD-ROM.

(Master Class (Adobe)) (Paperback) by Amy Standen, Adobe Press (May 18, 2005)
Maggie Taylor’s digital photo collages have been described as a contemporary exploration of the Surrealist world view. The book takes you inside Taylor’s thought process as well as her methods and provides a fascinating journey for anyone interested in producing digital art.

(Updated Edition), by Bryan Peterson, Amphoto Books; Revised edition (August, 2004)
For serious amateur photographers who already shoot perfectly focused, accurately exposed images but want to be more creative with a camera, here’s the book to consult.

by Janet Ashford and John Odam, Peachpit Press; 2nd edition (August 28, 2000)
The art of mixed media has taken on new meaning in the digital production environment, and the second edition of Start with a Scan guides new artists through the maze of image acquisition, hardware, and software toward the goal of final output. This is not just a book on scanning and creating art, but about the art and science of scanning, editing, and tailoring an image to your needs, too. Recommended by Shelley Seccombe.

by Jill Gilbert, McGraw-Hill Companies (July, 2001)
Get the most out of your scanner by learning cool things like scanning photos, negatives, and documents and adding your scanned images to Web pages, e-mails, and greeting cards.

by Peter Krogh
This well-written book shows how to integrate digital photo archives within a daily streamlined workflow with the newest digital tools (Photoshop Bridge, DNG format, etc.). Filled with color photos and detailed screen shots, this book is meant for serious photographers who are well versed in digital photography and Photoshop. Recommended by Daryl-Ann Saunders

by Roger Hicks and Frances Schultz, David & Charles (September, 1997)
"...designed to provide photographers with a deeper technical understanding of all monochrome materials, processes and equipment....challenge(s) your old assumptions and get(s) you to try new ideas while re-exploring old ones, inspiring you to take photos....explains new advances in monochrome film and offers the advice of world-class photographers”.

by Stephen G. Anchell, Focal Press; 2nd edition (July, 2000)
This book reconstructs the formulas of commercial darkroom chemicals and provides specific instructions for homemade alternatives to cope with special requirements. Who says you can’t get that developer/ fixer/ toner anymore? Go make it.

by Tad Crawford, Watson-Guptill Publications; 3rd Bk&Cdr edition (January, 2002)
Every photographer needs this book. If you don’t add this book to your library you may regret it later. Crawford has created what is probably the most complete book of forms for photographers. His contracts are safe and easy-to-use.

by Vicki Goldberg, Aperture (March 15, 2005)
Goldberg’s take on photography is both insightful and encompassing: her subjects range from pop imagery to war journalism, from photo-booth portraits to manipulated digital imagery, from the “boredom” of voyeurism to the great preponderance of tragic photographs in the news. She brings new light to the work of the medium’s “old masters.”

by Andrew Sanderson, Gardners Books (April, 2003)
A reference for photographers who wish to photograph the interiors of their homes on those wintry days, or all the time for lovers of the great indoors. Recommended by Mary Newman

by Eastman Kodak Company Addison Wesley Publishing Company; 3rd edition revised & updated edition, (October, 1991)
This book is packed with great, easy to follow tips from how to develop an eye for what the final result of the photograph will be, to what kind of equipment is useful for obtaining the desired results.

by Eric Renner, Focal Press; 3 edition (October 15, 2004)
In addition to covering the basics of pinhole photography, this book has incredible narration of pinhole history, practitioners experiments and techniques, and also beautiful pictures.

by Dick Arentz, Focal Press, 2nd edition, (December, 2004)
A very thorough how-to. This book covers the process in a logical, through manner.

(Paperback) by Donna Poehner (Editor)
When photographers look for places to sell their work, they come to Photographer’s Market. It’s the only complete directory on the market specifically for photographers.

by Marjorie Ryerson, (PWP presenter), Paul Winter, University of Michigan Press (August 22, 2003)
Water Music is a gorgeous, full-color coffee-table visual showcase and celebration of water.

by Mariette Pathy Allen- (PWP member), Kehrer Verlag (December 15, 2003)
Mariette is both a photographer whose work ranks as genuine, lasting art and a writer whose personal and intimate style, free of all the gender jargon, describes for us the daily lives of transgendered people with their families, their children, their hopes, their fears, their dreams, their aspirations and their vocations in life.

by Thomas Moore, Marjorie Ryerson (PWP presenter), University of Michigan Press (March 16, 2005)
"In a society which denies death, Marjorie Ryerson’s book can help everyone awaken to the beauty and meaning of life. Death is the greatest teacher I know of, about life, and by sharing the stories within this book with us she will help us all to live fuller, more meaningful lives." Bernie Siegel, M.D

by Rebecca Segerstrom-Sato
Nude York is the continuation of an exhilarating journey following Los Angeles Nude. Rebecca Segerstrom-Sato presents the best works by 31 New York photographers who all bring out the brilliance and individual characters of each artist. Includes photographs by PWP member Daryl-Ann Saunders.

By Amanda Jones (PWP presenter), Berkley Hardcover (October 4, 2005),
Amanda Jones is one of the premier animal photographers in the United States. She travels the country extensively, and has been producing elegant portraits of dogs for more than ten years.

by Amanda Jones (PWP presenter), Berkley Hardcover (October 5, 2004)
I appreciate the contrast between the Iggies and the Greyts. All around this is a greyt book that any dog lover will enjoy.

by Amanda Jones (PWP presenter), Berkley Hardcover (January 4, 2005)
The photos in this book are endearing to any French Bulldog fancier.

by Nicholas Noyes, Sterling Publishing, (October, 2005) (a book of dog photographs includes images by PWP member Ronnie Schultz)
Featuring hilarious color photographs of pups of all shapes and sizes.

by Chris Akins Sterling Publishing, October, 2005 (a book of cat photographs images by member Ronnie Schultz)
The pictures really caught my eye in this conveniently sized hilarious photo book of kittens & cats.

by Catherine Steinmann, Stechert MacMillan (September 1, 1994)
This book is perfect for the pregnant woman, an expecting friend, or a family member. "Expectant mothers want a record of themselves during that very short period in their lives. Others come back for a second time to satisfy their first child's inquiries about the provenance of their baby brother or sister." Catherine Steinmann

by Catherine Steinmann, Park Island Pr (April 30, 2003)
"This book celebrates the beauty of the pregnant woman and should be an inspiration to women in this period of their lives. Fathers to be, mothers, grandmothers, other relatives and friends—what a perfect gift for this very special time in a woman’s life." Danny Conant, PWP member

by Mariette Pathy Allen, Dutton Adult; 1st ed edition (January 1, 1990)
"raises provocative questions questions about the relationship between gender, culture, sexuality, gender preference, gender stereotypes, and clothing." A.D. Coleman, Columnist, The New York Observer

(Hardcover) by Frank McCourt, Malachy McCourt, Jill Freedman (Photographer)
Beautifully designed and produced, this elegant gift book is a love poem to that wild and passionate beauty that is Ireland ever. Jill Freedman is a highly respected documentary photographer whose award-winning work is included in the permanent collections of The Museum of Modern Art, the International Center of Photography, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Bibliothèque Nationale. (Please note: For additional but out of print books by photographer Jill Freedman please go to www.jillfreedman.com.)

Jack Kugelmas, with photographs by Mariette Pathy Allen, Lauren Piperno and Marilyn Stern
"A thoughtful insight into New York’s own Mardi Gras. Let the confetti fly." — Michael Musto, The Village Voice

Photographs by Shelley Seccombe, Introduction by Phillip Lopate, Foreword by Albert K. Butzel, $21.95 ISBN: 9780823228454. Co-Published with Friends of Hudson River Park. 80 pages, 68 color illustrations. March 2008
For more than a century, New York was the greatest port in the country, but by the 1960s the bustling commercial waterfront was disappearing. After the West Side Highway was closed in 1973, many of the abandoned piers burned, while others collapsed into the river. By the 1990s, only ghosts were left. Shelley Seccombe's photographs document this period of transition and the ongoing renewal of the Greenwich Village waterfront.