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<fontfamily><param>Tempus</param><color><param>8080,8080,0000</param>Judi
in  NC

</color></fontfamily>In college we use
<bold><italic>Photography</italic></bold> by Barbara Upton, et. al.  It
is very comprehensive (and expensive). 
<color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>"Seeing Photographs" is a good
chapter on composition.</color>  In a high school, I would try to have at
least one copy in the classroom as a reference.  The 7th edition includes
a chapter on the digital camera and one on the digital darkroom.  It is
over 400 pages (too heavy), has 17 chapters, is well illustrated, and
well written.  I think it is about $80, but used ones are $35 at Amazon
(may not be latest edition).  I allow students to get recent editions if
the cost is too high.

Marvin

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