Is there anything more disappointing to an aspiring photographer than seeing the image in your view finder, knowing that you've got the perfect capture of the moment… the light was just right or the expression of your subject was that spontaneous moment that you look for every time you take the lens cap off your camera… But when you open up the files in your image editor… you're don't see the image before you that you saw in your mind… or in your view finder. I hate that feeling. Because, of course, you can't go back and recreate that moment. The whole point of having your camera in hand is to capture that very unique moment.

You wouldn't be reading this review if you didn't' believe that you were capable of making better photographs. But you may not be interested in going to photography school (or at least not yet).  

Digital photography is an area of technology that is changing at an amazing pace. The technology is making it easier and easier to take photographs but the real joy of being a photographer, of any level, is being able to make photographs not just take photographs and hope for the best. This skill set will remain essential no matter how advanced the technology becomes.

The good news is that there are excellent resources available to help you to speed up your education. And there are some real secrets to making the photographs you see in your minds eye. Especially with the amazing technology digital photography has put into your hands.

Digital Photo Secrets is an excellent resource for you to start improving your skills.

 The book contains 14 chapters listed here:

• Introduction
• Top 21 Tips To Using a Digital Camera
• Digital versus Film Cameras
• Better Looking Pictures
• Composition
• Special Occasions
• Zoom
• Using Manual Modes
• Image File Formats
• Converting from Film to Digital
• Which Digital Camera Should I Buy?
• Caring for your Camera
• Printing Your Images
• Miscellaneous Questions and Answers

Let your creativity flow without the technical barriers that can keep you from making the images you see. That's what good photography is about. Get past the technical and express your ideas. Capture the moments of your life. And, enjoy the confidence of knowing that you can make great images every time you reach for your camera rather than shooting and hoping for the best.

Visit the authors site for more information. The bonuses alone are well worth the very reasonable price tag.