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+.. title: Assignments In Photography
+.. slug: assignments-in-photography
+.. date: 2016-12-24 18:03:49 UTC+02:00
+.. tags: photography, photographer, inspiration
+.. link:
+.. description: Looking for a gift idea? Many photographers enjoy assignments and ideas in photography, the Photographer's Playbook is a great source of inspiration.
+.. type: text
+.. author: Alexandre Dulaunoy
+
+.. figure:: playbook.jpg
+
+   playbook, ƒ/2.2, 49mm
+
+   One of my biggest passion beside photography, it's to get lost in bookshops and libraries.
+   My eyes were attracted by a book called "The Photographer's Playbook" and especially seeing
+   the publisher "aperture" which is usually an incredible publishing house for photography books.
+
+   The book is composed of 307 assignments and ideas for photographers. Don't be scared, it's not
+   a schoolbook. It's basically ideas or advices given by wellknown photographers to their students.
+
+   There are lots of them and even if you don't like some, you can skip to the ones you like.
+
+   Some ideas are really refreshing like the one from Elisabeth Tonnard which uses the text of Roland
+   Barthes "The Death of the Author" and propose to replace each occurence of words like "words" with
+   "images" or "write" with "take photographs". Then she proposes to use the resulting text as a trigger
+   for your photographic works.
+
+   Some are meaningful notes that can be used as day-to-day support like the ones from Denise Wolff or Alex Klein.
+
+   A great companion book for any photographers willing to be enlighten or shaken by random notes or ideas.