Quick Survey: Photo Magazines

[tim atherton]

Blindspot

Aperture (2 out of four issues)

Prefix Photo

Art on Paper - sometimes

And some issues of those Gordon mentioned - Dwell, Wallpaper I.D. etc

[tim atherton]

darr has a good point - although the reproduction isn't always the best there a good number of literary and such magazines that run some good photography too

Brick in Canada is one. Oh and some issues of Border Crossings as well

[Helen Bach]

Blind Spot

Next Level

Aperture occasionally

Nothing else regularly.

I miss DoubleTake, but haven't read DoubleTake/Points of Entry.

Living in the past, I still re-read Ten·8. Nothing quite like it. Those were the days.

Best,
Helen

[Jorge Gasteazoro]

I am surprised nobody has mentioned Shots.... a small quaterly, not very well printed but they manage to put some interesting stuff once in a while...

[Ed Richards]

I mostly get a coffee and browse the mags at Borders or B&N. I will buy an issue with a couple of good articles to help support the mags, but 90% of the time you can get through all of the useful stuff in about 2 minutes. I subscribe to View Camera and Phototechniques, as much to support the enterprise as for the content. Maybe as a LF photographer I find that the mags just rub it in that there is no good reason to shoot LF if you want to publish in mags.:-)

[Mike H.]

View Camera, LensWork, Aperture, Smithsonian, National Geographic, Arizona Highways, uhhh.... Think that's it. Did have B&W and Black and White. And Camera Arts. And Nikon World.

[Capocheny]

I love to read magazines and I spend way too much money on them... but, it sure does beat watching infomercials at 3:00 in the morning!

View Camera, Camera Arts, LensWork, PDN, B&W, Aperture (every so often), Digital Photography, Photoshop, Wine Spectator, QRW Wines, Wines & Spirits, Decanter, The Economist, ... the list goes on and on and on!

So many GREAT magazines and so little time!

Cheers

[Gary Smith]

I would subscribe to View Camera if the shipping cost wasn't crazy to get it here. I buy Nihon Camera, Asahi Camera as well as Keishikishashin (Landscape Photography) here in Japan.

Gary

[Frank Petronio]

Lately I have been giving them away, plus a lot of my photo books. I am trying to empty my head of images, to leave more hard disk space.

[tim atherton]

hah - now I've got an image of you as Max Headroom...