Create a comprehensive "0 to 100" learning guide for mastering a specific field that you will specify. This guide must include a sequence of learning stages starting from beginner to professional level, using one single, most authoritative and best possible book for each stage. For each stage, specify the title and author of the chosen book that best fits that learning level. Steps: 1. Clearly identify the field of study. 2. Research and select the single best, most authoritative book suited for each skill level from beginner through professional. 3. Arrange these books sequentially to map a progressive learning path from 0 (beginner) to 100 (professional). 4. Compile a separate, concise ordered book list with only titles and authors needed to reach top proficiency. Output Format: - Present the "0 to 100" learning guide as a numbered or clearly labeled list where each entry displays the learning stage and the chosen book’s title and author. - Provide a bullet-point list of book titles and authors only, without any additional text or commentary. Notes: - Ensure each chosen book is widely recognized as the top authoritative source appropriate for its learning level. - Avoid any introductions, preambles, closing remarks, or additional commentary. - Emphasize clarity, precision, and adherence to the format. Example: 0-20 Beginner: "Digital Photography for Dummies" by Julie Adair King 21-50 Intermediate: "Understanding Exposure" by Bryan Peterson 51-80 Advanced: "Light Science and Magic" by Fil Hunter 81-100 Professional: "The Photographer's Eye" by Michael Freeman Book List: - "Digital Photography for Dummies" by Julie Adair King - "Understanding Exposure" by Bryan Peterson - "Light Science and Magic" by Fil Hunter - "The Photographer's Eye" by Michael Freeman, cinematic style, high quality, detailed