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Gift-giving is difficult at the best of times and when it comes to photo enthusiasts the possibilities are endless. If you don't know much about cameras yourself the area the choices can be overwhelming, but my number one advice on this topic? You can't go wrong with a photography book!

Books on photography make great gifts for photo fans like me, as one thing is certain: photographers love photography. We love flicking through the pages of photography books, whether it's the work of great icons, contemporaries making waves, or tips on how to improve in a certain genre.

Daido Moriyama Record 2
Record by Daido Moriyama: was $75 now $57.91 at Amazon

Daido Moriyama is recognized as one of Japan's greatest-ever photographers, and his striking black-and-white street photography is displayed in this beautifully presented book, published by Thames and Hudson.

Record is comprised of images taken from Moriyama's personal magazine of the same name. By using full-bleed images, Moriyama not only showcases the way in which he views the world but invites the viewer to experience it for themselves.

Untold Stories by Peter Lindbergh
Untold Stories by Peter Lindbergh: was $80 now $54.45 at Amazon

Peter Lindbergh may be my favorite photographer of all time, and Untold Stories represents a self-curated exhibition of his life's work from just before his passing.

The selection features his most popular jaw-dropping fashion and portrait images, but it also unexpectedly offers a look at another side of his practice that is not often seen.

The book is also narrated by Lindbergh, who writes about his experiences trying new oeuvres and his experiences along the way – valuable for any photographer trying new things!

This book might not have the most discounted deal percentage-wise, but a Taschen-published book for under £15 is a bargain any day of the week!

Harry Gruyaert: Morocco By Harry Gruyaert
Harry Gruyaert: Morocco By Harry Gruyaert: was $65 now $41.80 at Amazon

Magnum photographer Harry Gruyaert fell in love with Morocco in 1972, and since then, has created a body of work as a love letter to the place and its people.

From the rural settings of the Atlas Mountains and desert to the bustling city streets of Marrakech, Gruyaert spent 50 years striving to capture the feeling of falling in love with the place when first visited in 1972.

Morocco is filled with exceptional photography and beautiful colors.

Born to Ice By Paul Nicklen
Born to Ice By Paul Nicklen: was $125 now $56 at Amazon

World-renowned National Geographic wildlife photographer Paul Nicklen explores his love affair with the polar regions, in this magnificent book – Born to Ice.

Filled with jaw-dropping ethereal imagery, Nicklen captures the arctic landscape and wildlife while highlighting the effects of climate change and the need to protect this beautiful environment.

This is a book of epic proportions and the ideal gift for wildlife, landscape, and documentary photography lovers alike!

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Kalum Carter
Staff Writer

Kalum Carter is a photographer, photo editor and writer based in the UK, and for almost a decade he has worked with brands and publications to create, edit, and sequence imagery. Having recently graduated with a Master's Degree in Photography from the University of the West of England (UWE), Kalum joined Digital Camera World as a Staff Writer, covering news, reviews, and his biggest passion – photography books! 

Kalum's photography has been published and exhibited around the world, and he continues to photograph on a project-by-project basis. He is currently working on a personal project capturing the people and landscape of Gower, South Wales. Currently untitled, this body of work will be exhibited for the National Trust later this year.