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Book review - Alistair Lee
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Tim Parkin
Amateur Photographer who plays with big cameras and film when in between digital photographs.
Alistair Lee
Alistair Lee is primarily a climber but has been carrying a camera since his early outings and with this his fourth book.
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I particularly like his shots from half way down the mountains, an idea I’ve been wanting to play with for some time and I would be happy to get some of the results Alistair has. Yes a lot of these pictures are fairly straight, but this isn’t just a photographic book, it’s about the Lakes and about climbing. Some of the best pictures are those taken under dramatic conditions, temperature inversions, snow, skimming light, etc.
Think of this as a classic Lake District/Climbing book with some great photography and it will make a wonderful stocking filler.