Barry Thornton's book "Elements"

[johnnywalker]

it appears this book is out of stock at Amazon and Chapters-Indigo. Does anyone have any idea of a bookseller's website where I might order it?
TIA,
John

 

[Leon]

I got my copy from silverprint in london - www.silverprint.co.uk, but i think it was their last copy. you may have to trawl the used book shops, as I think the book is out of print now.

 

[Joe Lipka]

My favorite obscure book source is www.bookfinder.com. Search by author, title, whatever. Usually returns multiple sources for books.

 

[Black Dog]

Alibris.com might also be worth a go.

 

[roy]

it appears this book is out of stock . Does anyone have any idea of a bookseller's website where I might order it?

I have previously seen it in Waterstones. Perhaps Ottakars.

 

[Dave Miller]

It's long out of print. Your only chance is a secondhand copy.

 

[Annemarieke]

Try www.abe.com. That's a website for English-speaking second hand bookstores (UK, USA, Australia, Canada etc).

 

[Dave Miller]

Someone wanted a copy of Barry Thornton's Elements the other day. I was in Silverprint's this afternoon and they have ONE copy left, or they did at 2.30pm today. www.silverprint.co.uk will get you their address details.

 

[Cupoftea]

Elements on sale here

Just looking at this thread and thought you may want to know that this book is available here; www.awh-imaging.co.uk/eot/elementsoftransition.htm

Hope this helps

COT

 

[johnnywalker]

Wow, I wrote that almost six years ago! I finally got a copy, but darned if I can remember where from. It's a good book and was worth the effort in finding a copy.

 

[Tom Kershaw]

I've read Elements in the library, and have a copy of 'Edge of Darkness', and although they both contain some fairly interesting anecdotes, I'm not if I could tell you what they add to the other photography process books that are out there. For example, I don't use 'Edge of Darkness' as a reference as I do 'Way Beyond Monochrome'.

Tom