jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

As I am just getting back into photography, I am looking for a good magazine to subscribe to out of the many available. Not interested in a "try to sell me everything" publication or a model-oriented publication, I am looking for information and unbiased discussion. Any thoughts?

BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA

Nature Photographer (publisher is a UHH member) or Outdoor Photographer.

davidrb Loc: Half way there on the 45th Parallel

There are two I find of interest: Outdoor Photography, and Photographic. The latter is by the Peterson folks. They are all trying to sell you, these two seem to work good information into their spreads. Timely and informative, they both are of interest to me.

Doyle Thomas Loc: Vancouver Washington ~ USA

its too bad that Photo Technique has just quit publication. I have been a subscriber since 1976.

the last editor Wendy Erickson is now setting up an e-zine:

http://thehandmadephotograph.com/

dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

type in online photography magazines. then sign up for there newsletters. picture correct is a good one. or just wait till some one post's in links an resources, they will show up.

davemar Loc: SW France

Yes feel the same as you,found it quite late so can get back issues
Some really great articles,amazed it went under Dave

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

Thanks to all present & future commenters. I appreciate your information; I'll investigate. Seems like there are several choices for me to consider.

Martys Loc: Lubec, Maine

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First of all I would like to thank you Mogul for mentioning and recommending Nature Photographer magazine to jaymatt.

I don't see our magazine often mentioned here on UHH.

I also do not jump in and promote Nature Photographer in my postings because I do not want to use UHH as a self serving platform.

Our magazine is a little bit different that the other photography publications out there. We publishes images and articles submitted by nature photographers of all skill levels and interests. Articles and images are submitted for consideration by our Level 3 field contributors.
We also have regular columns by Arthur Morris, John and Barbara Gerlach, Weldon Lee, Andy Long and Joe McDonald.
I work with my wife Helen Longest Saccone who founded the magazine in 1989,... Nature Photographer is now going into its 25th year of publication.
Helen does all the magazine design and layout a I handle all image photoshop work and CMYK preparation.

It's just the two of us and quite a schedule oriented lifestyle but we love our work and the wonderful photographers we meet and work with throughout the year.

The magazine is available in book stores,... by mail subscription,... as an ipad app or in PDF format
at http://www.naturephotographermag.com

Thank you in advance if you stop by to check out the Nature Photographer magazine website.

Martys

GaryS1964 Loc: Northern California

The one I find most useful is Shutterbug. Next would be Popular Photography. I've tried others but these two seem to have the most articles that are of interest to me. Your interests may be different. Usually you can find magazines at online sites for really cheap, like $5/yr or less and sometimes even free. Do some online searching and subscribe to ones that seem interesting. Quit when the subscription is up if you don't like them.

Bellisari Loc: Long Island, NY

N Photo strickly Nikon products and many good articles and comparisons lens, bags, tripods, monopods, ball heads and just about everything else. Pick up a copy at barnes & Noble, the company that puts it out also has three or four other mags that are excellent. Not cheap since it comes from Great Britain usually $99 a year.

DJ Mills Loc: Idaho

Outdoor Photographer is my choice.

dtparker Loc: Small Town, NC

Arizona Highways has always been one of my favorites for some nice photography.

dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

canon users. they have good stuff for everybody though.
http://www.photoplusmag.com/

Dun1 Loc: Atlanta, GA

A great magazine, with a free subscription is "Rangefinder" magazine.
http://www.rangefinderonline.com/index.shtml