I just started to read this book.  The author has some very interesting ideas.  Towards the beginning of the book the author states that photographers should be shooting 100,000 images a year!  I thought this number was really high, especially considering the life of most consumer and even pro-sumer cameras is about 100,000 shutter releases.  I’ll update the review when I finish reading it.

One interesting note:  The Kindle edition is $1 and change MORE than the printed edition.  How does that make any sense?