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The book is divided into ten chapters, each of which focuses on a subject or theme such as the kitchen, which the author describes as "a visual feast in the making", favorite objects, the view from the window, the garden, or "objects troves". In each case, Andrew Sanderson shows, by the use of examples from his own work, that we are surrounded in our everyday lives by the raw material for photographs that can, with the help of artistry and imagination, become true works of art. He has kept technical jargon to a minimum, allowing his pictures to make their own case because, as he says, "explaining things is often much harder than simply demonstrating them".