Journal of Wildlife Photography
Jun 19, 2020 16:31:44 #
Suscribe. $97.00 per year! That's 26 cents per day! I would wager everyone on this forum wastes more than 26 cents a day on things far less valuable.
Jun 19, 2020 17:25:58 #
robertjerl wrote:
Sales of the paper edition were so low that it was losing money. I subscribed long ago when it was paper only, then went to paper + e-mag and a few years ago got the notice they were going e-mag only - I believe they do sell some special editions and the like in paper on rare occasions.
Opps, wrong mag, I went to e-mag because my wife was complaining about all my old editions in the house. It was a different mag that went E only on me.
Opps, wrong mag, I went to e-mag because my wife was complaining about all my old editions in the house. It was a different mag that went E only on me.
Not to worry, Robert. Not that you are, of course.
Back to Outdoor Photography for a second, I just want them to return to paper and quit trying to explain going to digital only on COVID-19.
Jun 19, 2020 17:37:20 #
47greyfox wrote:
Not to worry, Robert. Not that you are, of course.
Back to Outdoor Photography for a second, I just want them to return to paper and quit trying to explain going to digital only on COVID-19.
Back to Outdoor Photography for a second, I just want them to return to paper and quit trying to explain going to digital only on COVID-19.
Let me guess, printing a photography magazine isn't an essential job so the printing plant is closed or semi closed.
But in states where it is legal pot shops are essential and are open, and all liquor stores also. Let them self medicate and stay quietly at home.
Jun 19, 2020 19:09:40 #
robertjerl wrote:
Let me guess, printing a photography magazine isn't an essential job so the printing plant is closed or semi closed.
But in states where it is legal pot shops are essential and are open, and all liquor stores also. Let them self medicate and stay quietly at home.
But in states where it is legal pot shops are essential and are open, and all liquor stores also. Let them self medicate and stay quietly at home.
Great amounts of taxes are collected for those business, those states need the money Hahaha!
Jun 19, 2020 19:34:06 #
RichardSM wrote:
Great amounts of taxes are collected for those business, those states need the money Hahaha!
Truth be told, one of the first retail victims of COVID-19 in neighboring Boulder, CO was, alas, a pot shop.
Jun 19, 2020 23:04:52 #
leftj wrote:
Unfortunately National Geographic has drunk the koolade on the whole global warming hoax.
Sadly, I have watched this for the last decade. Watching their programs on tv, I enjoy the beautiful videography, and have to tune out the politically correct line they peddle. The cyclic nature of global climate is witnessed by the fact that in the thirteenth or fourteenth century, a Chinese admiral transnavigated the Northwest Passage and journeyed from the Pacific to Atlantic Oceans. At that time, grain crops like wheat and barley were grown in Lapland. Then came the Little Ice Age and a long period of cooling that lasted for about three-to-four hundred years. As late as the late 1700s there what were described as "summer with no summer". Crop failures were frequent and some have posited that the last vestiges of this Little Ice Age were responsible for the Irish potato blight and the consequent starvation and immigration from Ireland and some parts of Scotland. But these contemporarily recorded facts are inconvenient for the current narrative. You are right on!
Jun 19, 2020 23:19:45 #
If you have a 'good' Barnes and Noble in your area check out the mag section. They often have a wide assortment catering to all tastes (traveling across country, I found them quite variable in this), including European and large format mags. Check them out, and subscribe if you like. Other bookstores might work, but so far, I haven't found others as complete. I often sit in the Starbucks to peruse them, among others.
Jun 20, 2020 04:15:11 #
relbugman wrote:
If you have a 'good' Barnes and Noble in your area check out the mag section. They often have a wide assortment catering to all tastes (traveling across country, I found them quite variable in this), including European and large format mags. Check them out, and subscribe if you like. Other bookstores might work, but so far, I haven't found others as complete. I often sit in the Starbucks to peruse them, among others.
B&N's online site will have all magazines that are available through them and you can buy or subscribe from the site.
Jun 20, 2020 06:27:19 #
robertjerl wrote:
Let me guess, printing a photography magazine isn't an essential job so the printing plant is closed or semi closed.
But in states where it is legal pot shops are essential and are open, and all liquor stores also. Let them self medicate and stay quietly at home.
But in states where it is legal pot shops are essential and are open, and all liquor stores also. Let them self medicate and stay quietly at home.
It about importance. Photography is not. The others generate income/taxes.
Jun 20, 2020 07:36:21 #
mikegreenwald
Loc: Illinois
adamsg wrote:
Sadly, I have watched this for the last decade. Wa... (show quote)
This thread is not appropriate on this site. This is a Photography site.
That being said, this and similar posts are examples of “a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.” Much of the data in this post is correct, but so incomplete as to be extremely misleading. The global warming we are experiencing now has been incontrovertibly shown to be caused by human-caused changes in the high altitude gaseous shields, and is occurring at a far more rapid rate than most other climatic changes. Exceptions exist for things like the eruption of Krakatoa, impact of massive meteors, and other factors outside of human control.
‘Nuff said. Let’s stick to photography related stuff.
Jun 20, 2020 09:53:09 #
mikegreenwald wrote:
This thread is not appropriate on this site. This ... (show quote)
You know Mike if you don’t like what’s being said on this site you don’t have to comment on it, I believe you are reasonable person so pass on by find something better too pass your time. Have a wonderful day shooting pictures.
Jun 20, 2020 11:20:02 #
Jun 21, 2020 11:31:00 #
leftj wrote:
Unfortunately National Geographic has drunk the koolade on the whole global warming hoax.
Incredible!
Jun 21, 2020 16:41:38 #
wdross
Loc: Castle Rock, Colorado
sathca wrote:
National Geographic has pictures of wildlife but n... (show quote)
National Geographic does put out books on "how to". I would imagine that the ones now are on digital photography and camera use. It can probably be bought in both paper and electronic.
Jun 21, 2020 21:37:17 #
wdross wrote:
National Geographic does put out books on "how to". I would imagine that the ones now are on digital photography and camera use. It can probably be bought in both paper and electronic.
They are done in co-op with "The Great Courses" -DVD & companion books and they also publish stand alone books. I have several of them including one of the Great Courses DVD Book "Master's of Photography" in duplicate - one still sealed - I put in bids on two on Ebay - low ball bids, and won both when I thought I would be lucky to get even one my bids were so low. Anyone want one - make me an offer, Media Mail via USPS is pretty cheap but mostly reliable and not too slow.
They give this one away as a teaser - pdf download. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/content/dam/ngdotcom/rights-exempt/NatGeo_GuideToPhotography.pdf
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