Authors & Publications from UWCSEA: David Caleb

This book represents a journey for me on many different levels. My photographic journey of Vietnam was not only a journey as an observer taking in the diversity of this amazing country but one that would see me hone my craft and develop as a photographer. The first and most obvious journey was the physical journey I took around this beautiful country. I love to travel, and Vietnam provides an almost infinite variety of places to visit, everything from mountains to lowlands, rivers to sea, forests to deserts. My second journey was one of learning and growth as a photographer. I arrived in Vietnam a keen amateur and left, six years later, with the confidence and ability to capture the essence of a place and its people with my camera. Carrying my camera wherever I ventured enabled me to make connections, becoming more than just a visitor but enjoying the privilege of interacting and being witness to the warmth, strength and resilience of the people who make up Vietnam.

Are you someone who has always wanted to be a better photographer, but didn’t know where to begin? Do you want to take control of your camera and capture stunning images confidently, like a pro? Take your camera out of auto mode and shoot creatively composed photos? Capture images that simply ooze emotions and tell stories?

This is the opportunity you have been waiting for.

The Photographer’s Toolkit is designed to help you become a much better and more confident photographer. David Caleb is an educator and top photographer - author of two photography books, "Black & White & Orange" and "Vietnam: A Photographer’s Journey." David has years of experience helping budding photographers add skills and techniques to their photographic toolkit.

Photography Guidebook for iPad, iPod, and iPhone is a course to help teachers use iOS photography as a part of learning experiences in their classrooms. It includes an interactive iBooks Author ebook designed as a guide to assist beginning iPad/iPod student photographers. The guidebook is visual and interactive with images, screenshots, slideshows, and tutorial videos. The course also includes suggestions for lessons, assessment, and recommended apps.

The colours of Buddhist robes vary greatly depending on region, country, sect, and ordination but are generally earth tones. Buddha was said to have worn patched robes made from donated pieces of cloth. He is often depicted without robes on his right shoulder. Monks wear the robes to emulate Buddha s humble clothing and show that they are disengaged from the physical world. This book is a collection of images of monks from around Asia.