e-Publications Download Page
Introduction
Every photographer wants to publish their work as books. But, books are expensive, bulky, consume natural resources to produce, and are difficult to distribute. I've written about this elsewhere.
With the advancement of the Acrobat PDF, we photographers have a perfect way to share our work with others — a beautiful full-screen presentation, a true digital book format that is self-contained, and files that are easily distributed via the Internet.
I currently publish in two formats:
Adobe Reader Monographs
For viewing on your computer via the free Adobe Reader (version 9 or greater). These monographs take advantage of Reader's powerful audio/video media embedding, full-screen mode, threaded navigation, page transitions, and hyperlink capabilities.
iPad Monographs
For viewing on the iPad, iPod, iPhone and similar devices using PDF document viewers like GoodReader. These monographs are image presentations only without audio/video media or the other capabilities of full-featured PDFs.
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My "Adobe Reader Monographs" require Reader 9 or greater
The free Acrobat Reader is available from Adobe.com
 
iPad Monographs can be viewed using GoodReader or similar simple PDF viewers
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| This library of PDF publications is offered here for free download. Like all things, however, there are costs involved — equipment, travel, creating and maintaining this library of PDFs, etc. It's not necessary, but if you are so motivated, I appreciate your support via PayPal. There is no minimum for the tip jar, so feel free to set your own amount. It's all appreciated, large or small! [Note that this is processed via PayPal through my publishing company, LensWork Publishing.] |
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| All content is copyrighted. All rights reserved. You are welcome to download these PDF publications and to enjoy them at your discretion. Unauthorized use, extraction, or duplication is a violation of international copyright law. Please play fair! |
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Downloading
Windows users may download an entire PDF by using a right-click and then choosing "Save as . . ." Mac users with a two-button mouse may do the same thing.
Mac users with a one-button mouse may download an entire PDF by using click-and-hold and then choosing to save the file to your harddrive.
I recommend creating a folder on your harddrive that is your "Library of PDFs," or "PDF Bookshelf" or some such designation. Download content to this folder for storage. Launch the PDF publications from this folder on your harddrive.
Pages Won't Open on a Mac or only open with the application Preview
If the pages aren't opening or displaying as blank white pages, you are probably viewing the files with Preview on your Mac instead of with Adobe Reader OR you are using Adobe Reader 6 or less to open the files. Be sure you have Adobe Reader 7 or greater downloaded on your computer. You must make Adobe Reader 7 or greater your default PDF reader:
1. Select the PDF file you have downloaded.
2. Select "Get Info" from the File menu (or hit Cmd-I)
3. Set "Open With" to Adobe Reader 7 or greater.
4. Click the "Change All" button to make this the default for all PDFs
At the LensWork website in the tech support area, we've compiled a number of useful tips for viewing Acrobat PDF publications on our LensWork Extended discs. You'll find a lot of information there that will make your PDF experience easier and that will hopefully answer any questions you have. If you need additional help, feel free to email us for assistance.
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