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Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

JohnSwanda wrote:

The internet, especially YouTube, has much more information on photography than a monthly magazine.

User ID

Bill_de wrote:

https://aperture.org/magazine/

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Are you pointing out the word "magazine" in the URL for Aperture ?

I know Aperture very well and will continue calling it a periodical rather than a magazine.

But then, I do have an advanced degree in Library Science so Im very conscious of that kinda stuff ;-)

Bill_de Loc: US

User ID wrote:

Are you pointing out the word "magazine" in the URL for Aperture ?

I know Aperture very well and will continue calling it a periodical rather than a magazine.

But then, I do have an advanced degree in Library Science so Im very conscious of that kinda stuff ;-)

Aperture Magazine
The magazine of photography and ideas

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RodeoMan Loc: St Joseph, Missouri

CHG_CANON wrote:

Print media has gone the way of the Dodo bird ....

Nothing quite like curling up with a good screeen.

User ID

Bill_de wrote:

Aperture Magazine
The magazine of photography and ideas

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I guess no one at Aperture has a Masters in Library Science. And what about marketing and self esteem ? "Periodical" is classy, but "Magazine" is just sooooo trashy :-(

boomboom Loc: Stow, Ohio

RodeoMan wrote:

Nothing quite like curling up with a good screeen.

😂 Not my preference, but thanks for the chuckle.

mindzye Loc: WV

When you peruse the list of sections offered here, you'll find a lot of qualified information re: varying photographic experiences/ sites. Many here are quite willing to answer questions knowledgeably, and offer help in any of the particular forums on UHH.

Outside of that, one of many sources on the net, I've found this professional photographer to be of interest:
jpc@johnpaulcaponigro.com.

boomboom Loc: Stow, Ohio

mindzye wrote:

When you peruse the list of sections offered here, you'll find a lot of qualified information re: varying photographic experiences/ sites. Many here are quite willing to answer questions knowledgeably, and offer help in any of the particular forums on UHH.

Outside of that, one of many sources on the net, I've found this professional photographer to be of interest:
jpc@johnpaulcaponigro.com.

Thank you much for the source.

btbg

boomboom wrote:

Greetings, I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a photography magazine that would be worth subscribing to. In my area, there seems to be definitely a lack of photo magazines in stores. I'm looking for something that has some quality information and is not 90% advertising. I know that's a lot to ask for, but that's my goal. I appreciate your thoughts and Happy New Year to all my "HOG" friends.

I like Digital Camera World. It is published in the U.K.

RodeoMan Loc: St Joseph, Missouri

[quote=boomboom]😂 Not my preference, but thanks for the chuckle.[/quo

User ID

mindzye wrote:

When you peruse the list of sections offered here, you'll find a lot of qualified information re: varying photographic experiences/ sites. Many here are quite willing to answer questions knowledgeably, and offer help in any of the particular forums on UHH.

Outside of that, one of many sources on the net, I've found this professional photographer to be of interest:
jpc@johnpaulcaponigro.com.

Interesting address. Paul Caponigro was assigned to review my admissions portfolio. Seems he wasnt especially critical, cuz I passed muster ;-)

rcarol

JohnSwanda wrote:

The internet, especially YouTube, has much more information on photography than a monthly magazine.

That's true but there is something about holding a magazine or newspaper in your hands while flipping through the pages.

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

rcarol wrote:

That's true but there is something about holding a magazine or newspaper in your hands while flipping through the pages.

Just fondle your camera instead.

SHWeiss

This is a very good magazine
https://www.elementsphotomag.com/

mindzye Loc: WV

User ID wrote:

Interesting address. Paul Caponigro was assigned to review my admissions portfolio. Seems he wasnt especially critical, cuz I passed muster ;-)

If you got a thumb's up from this source of artistry, then you apparently presented a quality body of work. I don't see his measure of 'let it pass' as being very deep.

However, in contrast, when I presented some of my images in my earlier days, to a professional friend, I was transported back to the original Batman movie, with the Joker looking through a portfolio -- Crap, crap, crap .........