March/April 2010
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THE MARCH/APRIL ISSUE INCLUDES:• Influence of Flying by Al Weber• The City in Miniature by Lori Nix • Darkness at Noon by Cole Thompson • Doppelgänger by Cornelia Hediger • Insect in Nature by Eugene Federov • A Camera for the 21st Century: the iPhone by Dan Burkholder • Creating Digital Paper Negatives by Chris Woodhouse • From Modernism to Post-Modernism commentary by Tom Millea • Michael Light's book Bingham Mine/Garfield Stack reviewed by Mary Anne Redding • Innovations: Spotlight on Datacolor Spyder3 Elite and Benro Travel Angel Carbon Tripod |
FEATURED PORTFOLIOThe City in Miniature by Lori Nix Brooklyn, NY photographer Lori Nix invites us into the imaginative and amazingly detailed worlds she creates in miniature and explains the lighting and view camera techniques she uses to create her images. |
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| UPCOMING PHOTOGRAPHIC EVENTS
• CPW's PHOTOGRAPHY NOW 2010 Submissions The Center for Photography at Woodstock has a call for submissions.. (read more) • Prints for Haiti A new photo gallery sale to benefit Haiti launched this week.. (read more) • New Images of Age & Aging Photo Contest Looking for new images of aging that demonstrate new lifestyles with these extra years, their conditions and consequences..(read more) |
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NEW ADDITIONS TO ARCHIVE!We will be continually expanding our archives, with full articles from Darkroom Techniques and PHOTO Techniques, take a look at the first installment! |
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