Just in time for Father's Day and a new golf season, Classic Shots showcases more than 200 photographs�many never before published�of the sport from the 1920s to the present day, culled from the USGA's archive of more than half a million ...Read More

While current fashion is fusing diverse cultural styles, National Geographic author Cathy Newman provides a fascinating global perspective on the historical and cultural significance of clothing and adornment. This timely�and timeless�subject is ...Read More

Published to coincide with the seventy-fifth anniversary of Bobby Jones's astounding 1930 Grand Slam win, Golf's Golden Age depicts both in text and imagery the era when many of the game's greatest amateurs and professionals were at the peaks of thei...Read More

David Doubilet captured his first images at the age of 12 in the cold, murky waters of New Jersey in the late 1950s, an era when the equipment was primitive and every picture was a struggle heavily dependent on luck. Since then, due in no small part ...Read More

Landscape is a revelation for photographers and nature lovers alike�a celebration of Earth's incredible and diverse beauty, with well over 100 images from around the world, coupled with illuminating text on the evolution of landscape photograph...Read More

Photographers Rulon Simmons and Bates Littlehales share their secrets to making great photographs of birds in this engaging and informative guide. Topics covered include: what equipment to use to get the best results, tips for getting close to the bi...Read More

The world of photography has been transformed by the digital realm—both professionals and amateurs alike are abandoning traditional film cameras for new technology. In the fifth of the acclaimed Photography Field Guide series, National Geographic pre...Read More

The second in a line of National Geographic photography field guides, People and Portraits gives you all of the information you need to take the perfect picture with your own camera. This book reveals the best angles, lighting, and lenses to capture ...Read More

Practically everyone becomes an amateur photographer when they travel—photographs are a way to capture the experience. However, many people are disappointed when they develop their photos. Somehow the pictures never quite capture the grandeur of the ...Read More

With the explosive popularity of camera phones, streaming video, and the Internet, digital video is fast becoming as outdated as the snapshot. National Geographic catches this emerging trend with an essential how-to guide. Illustrated with clear, ...Read More

In addition to countless millions of conventional film cameras, digital cameras will be found in one out of every two American households this year. This authoritative guide provides a handy, all-in-one reference for photographers using either medium...Read More

Since its invention in 1839, photography has come to change not only the way we view the world, but the world itself. Every field�medicine, astronomy, journalism, art, geography, history�has been revolutionized by photography. Now, spanning more ...Read More

Through the Eyes of the Gods From Botswana and Kenya to Djibouti and the Canary Islands, National Geographic's stunning Through the Eyes of the Gods provides a breathtaking aerial look at this vast and varied land. Whether stretches of desert to...Read More

In 275 glorious photographs Wide Angle: National Geographic Greatest Places documents the beauty and depth of every part of the world. Delving deeply into an archive of over ten million images including many that had never been published, this new bo...Read More

Culled from National Geographic's vast photographic archive as well as other important collections, this fascinating, wide-ranging volume presents a wonderfully varied group portrait of people at work�in great cities and tiny villages; in field...Read More