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The Art Of Photographic Recreation
How To Make An Image From The Minds Eye
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David B. Brooks • Apr 01, 2004 • 0 comments

Many times, when I have been out driving, whether looking for pictures or not, I often catch a glimpse of an image as I pass along the road. I'll stop, go back, get out my camera and make some exposures. At other times, if without a camera, I might...
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On Location At Carnival
Six Photographers Talk About Their Pics...And Along The Way Enter The Film/Digital Debate
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Jonathan Franklin • Mar 01, 2004 • 0 comments

Name/e-mail: Marie Hippenmeyer (mhipp@uol.com.br)
Nationality: Swiss
Shot for: Queen International
Personal website: no
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A Digital Convert Tells All About...
The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly Of Switching
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Clint Farlinger • Mar 01, 2004 • 0 comments

I have always been--and will continue to be--a traditional photographer. Because of the unbeatable quality they can produce, medium and large format systems have been my cameras of choice for my entire professional career. But then it...
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Is This The Ultimate Image Composite?
Scavengers Tell The Story
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Robert Inouye • Mar 01, 2004 • 0 comments

When we first received this amazing image we thought it was (merely) an interesting assemblage reminiscent of Rousseau's Animal Kingdom. Our curiosity piqued, we contacted the photographer, Robert Inouye, and asked him to describe how he made it. We...
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Urban Elegance
Personalize Your Images
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Richard Lotman Brown • Feb 01, 2004 • 0 comments

Funny thing. Creating a portfolio of pristine city images, I recalled lessons learned from the comedy business and applied them to photography. Additionally, by finding fresh perspectives in, oftentimes, ordinary or limited settings, the camera became a...
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Face Value: Jack Neal's Portrait Partnerships
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Barry Tanenbaum • Feb 01, 2004 • 0 comments

This website, Jack Neal offers this observation by the noted photographer Duane Michals: "I think photographs should be provocative and not tell you what you already know. It takes no great powers or magic to reproduce somebody's face in a...
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Clyde Butcher
A Photographer In The Heart Of The Everglades
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Rosalind Smith • Feb 01, 2004 • 0 comments

In 1993 Clyde Butcher moved with his family into the heart of the Big Cypress National Preserve, 13 acres of swamp with a two-story dwelling surrounded by wild orchids and irises in the middle of a cypress strand. Today, Clyde sits on his back porch and...
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Franklin B. Way
Perfection In Color
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Rosalind Smith • Jan 01, 2004 • 0 comments

Some images are remote and poetic. Others are majestic and dramatic. All represent a fixed and silent moment in the personal vision of photographer Franklin B. Way. In Way's photographs I am reminded of Alfred Stieglitz's words...
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Medium Format Update
Does 120 220 Offer The Best Of Film, And Digital
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George Schaub • Jan 01, 2004 • 0 comments

When it comes to image quality combined with convenience it's hard to match medium format. Simple physics tell the tale: the larger film size means less magnification to get to equivalent image sizes--in print or repro--than the smaller 35mm format. In addition, medium format...
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Holiday Books; For The Digital Photographer
Book Reviews, Features
Joe Farace • Dec 01, 2003 • 0 comments

I 've always loved books. The most exciting day of my life was when Sister Mary Anthony took St. Catherine of Sienna's second grade class on a field trip to a library. Baltimore's Enoch Pratt Free Library was the first public library in America and although this branch, just...
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Holiday Books; For The Traditional Photographer
Book Reviews, Features
C.A. Boylan • Dec 01, 2003 • 0 comments

I must say that this past year produced a truly wonderful assortment of titles and since it's holiday time, I present a collection of a few of the finest photography books of 2003 as my gift to you. I hope you find them to be as inspiring and creatively enlightening as I did.

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Duane Michals
Getting To The Heart With A Wry Eye
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Rosalind Smith • Dec 01, 2003 • 0 comments

"The keyword is having something to express," says Duane Michals. "When you look at my photographs you are looking into my mind."

For over four decades Michals has gone straight to the heart, producing images and...
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What Is In Store For 2004
A Collective Look Into The Photo Imaging Crystal Ball
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The Editors • Dec 01, 2003 • 0 comments

Digital SLRs Heat
Up: Going Hybrid Gets More Attention

First to the obvious...the digital SLR market is going to explode.
With the recent introduction of the Canon Digital Rebel model the $1000...
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False Accuracy
Learn To Live With The Variables
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Roger W. Hicks • Nov 01, 2003 • 0 comments

Most people are vaguely aware that shutter speeds aren't always as fast as they are marked, that ISO speeds can vary, and that overall, photography isn't that precise a science. What they often don't know is just how far-out things can...
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Eddie Adams
Every Picture Tells A Story
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Rosalind Smith • Nov 01, 2003 • 0 comments

Eddie Adams probably won't tell you that he's among the most published photographers of our time with covers of Life, Time, Vogue, Parade, Penthouse, and many others to his credit. Or that he has been the recipient of over 500 national and...
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