Outdoor Photographer Magazine rumors, Anyone?
Sep 13, 2018 20:50:46 #
rbhallock
Loc: Western Massachusetts
Folks -
If you want to read a high quality in print magazine, try Lenswork. It is first rate photography, good intelligent interviews, and some opinion pieces. It also comes in a digital version. It used to be black and white only, but recently has added some color work. Search it on Google and take a look at the site. The quality of printing is high and has remained so for many years.
Bob
If you want to read a high quality in print magazine, try Lenswork. It is first rate photography, good intelligent interviews, and some opinion pieces. It also comes in a digital version. It used to be black and white only, but recently has added some color work. Search it on Google and take a look at the site. The quality of printing is high and has remained so for many years.
Bob
Sep 13, 2018 20:57:32 #
rbhallock wrote:
Folks -
If you want to read a high quality in print magazine, try Lenswork. It is first rate photography, good intelligent interviews, and some opinion pieces. It also comes in a digital version. It used to be black and white only, but recently has added some color work. Search it on Google and take a look at the site. The quality of printing is high and has remained so for many years.
Bob
If you want to read a high quality in print magazine, try Lenswork. It is first rate photography, good intelligent interviews, and some opinion pieces. It also comes in a digital version. It used to be black and white only, but recently has added some color work. Search it on Google and take a look at the site. The quality of printing is high and has remained so for many years.
Bob
http://www.lenswork.com/lwq.htm
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Sep 13, 2018 21:55:56 #
Sep 13, 2018 23:16:29 #
Newspapers and magazines were only successful in the past when 8/10 ths of the paper was printed with paid advertising. I recall once when making a service call upon a newspaper seeing two people taking apart a competitive newspaper in the same town to measure the ad to news content ratio. Upon inquiry I was told they did that for every issue and compared them with their own ratio for a daily report to the owners.
Sep 13, 2018 23:39:07 #
Lenswork is a British publication and a sample copy will cost you $10.00. I got one and it is definitely not for the general photographer!
Photodoc16
Photodoc16
Sep 14, 2018 05:58:17 #
Billbobboy42 wrote:
My subscription is soon due for renewal and don’t want to get stuck with another digital version. In recent months the mag has thinned to the point it should be referred to as a pamphlet. Several months ago I lost part of a subscription to Shutterbug with no notice of the change or offer of digital service. I am fully aware of the trend to soft copy only, but I have never liked reading magazines or books in soft copy. Yes, I know, I am a dinosaur.
I get Outdoor Photographer as well. Had Shutterbug and Pop Photo pulled out from under me too. I like a magazine to take with me as I go places. I would rather have a paper Mag to look through. I guess i'm a dinosaur too.
Sep 22, 2018 10:16:14 #
Billbobboy42 wrote:
My subscription is soon due for renewal and don’t want to get stuck with another digital version. In recent months the mag has thinned to the point it should be referred to as a pamphlet. Several months ago I lost part of a subscription to Shutterbug with no notice of the change or offer of digital service. I am fully aware of the trend to soft copy only, but I have never liked reading magazines or books in soft copy. Yes, I know, I am a dinosaur.
I agree, When my subscription runs out on several of the rags I subscribe to, I will not renew them!! ODP has gone down a bunch, Shutterbug dumped on me too, so bye bye!!
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