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Congratulations Scott!!

 

Peachpit Press announced that The Digital Photography Book Vol. 1 by Scott Kelby is the best-selling book on digital photography ever, having sold over a quarter-million copies so far. A big congrats to Scott for the tremendous success of this volume. It seems that Volume 2 is well on its way to being a best-seller as well, already surpassing numbers sold in the same time period as Volume 1. I will say this about this book, if you own a digital camera, whether it’s a point-and-shoot or an SLR, you should have this book close by. It’s an invaluable resource. Enough said!!

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3 Comments

  1. Perra Jonasson said on — May 2, 2008 @ 3:49 am

    Cool, he deserves it as he is a good and entertaining writer.

  2. Scott Kelby is #1 | Perra Jonasson - Photos from Sweden Pingback on — May 2, 2008 @ 3:50 am

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  3. Kim said on — May 2, 2008 @ 5:08 pm

    I love all of Scott’s books! Congratulations!

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