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Andre Costantini Mar 01, 2003 0 comments

Digital Diary

With so many new technologies and equipment available it can become overwhelming to know what to use and how to use it. Some have advantages over traditional film and darkroom, which presents...

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Andrea Keister Feb 01, 2003 0 comments

The Recreations Of David B. Brooks

Each month in Shutterbug our own David B. Brooks reveals why he's an expert in the field...

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The Editors Feb 01, 2003 0 comments

Playing With Perspective

We judge near and far, big and small by our innate sense of perspective. A sort of visual grammar, it orders the world around and ensures that we can get where we're going and that when we reach out to touch...

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Rosalind Smith Feb 01, 2003 0 comments

Resonant Images

It is a spiritually rewarding experience to stand before the black and white photographs of David Fokos. The mood created by the large areas of rich blacks is haunting while the isolation of objects conjures...

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George Schaub Jan 01, 2003 0 comments

Telephoto Lenses For View Cameras

It used to be, and may still be the dream of many 35mm shooters to try their hand at medium format. The larger film size is certainly an advantage when going for big prints, and the clarity and fine detail it reveals makes 35mm look like the...

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John Stewart Jan 01, 2003 0 comments

What's A WOCA Do?

I am going to tell you about a camera that costs less than a large format lens cap. It's the latest incarnation of the 120 film "toy camera" called the WOCA (rhymes with "Boca"). For many, this needs a bit of explaining.
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Steve Bedell Jan 01, 2003 0 comments

Tim Kelly...

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Shutterbug Staff Dec 01, 2002 0 comments

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Rosalind Smith Nov 01, 2002 0 comments

"Photography is magic. It has always been and always will be for me--just magic. Because you see the world in a microcosm. You see the world on a piece of paper. And it is real in a way yet it is illusory. And it is a way of translating...

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The Editors Nov 01, 2002 0 comments

Professional:
Nikon F5
This by-now venerable model still gets raves from 35mm pro shooters. Said Peter Burian, "Arguably the most full-featured SLR camera, it's incredibly effective for all types of photography."
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Rosalind Smith Sep 01, 2002 Published: Aug 01, 2002 0 comments

Judith Vejvoda began her photographic career at the Art Institute of Boston in 1982. While there she photographed jazz musicians and performance pieces that were published in the Boston Globe Magazine. In 1998 she left Boston and pursued her graduate degree...

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Lloyd Ferriss Jul 01, 2002 0 comments

Amy Arbus' work is in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Dozens of magazines and newspapers use her photographs: The New Yorker, The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, and Aperture among them. Her 1986-published book, No Place Like...

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Lorin R. Robinson Jul 01, 2002 0 comments

What do Harry Houdini, bats, Duke Kahanamoku, teddy bears, and the Masters of American Photography have in common? All will be honored this year with special philatelic releases by the United States Postal Service (USPS). The photo masters release, first in a new USPS series called the Classic...

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Chris Maher and... Jul 01, 2002 Published: Jun 01, 2002 0 comments

The Internet is a great way
to show your photographs to the world. Putting images up on a web site
is child's play compared to hanging a gallery show or publishing a book.
But what is to stop an unscrupulous web site visitor from stealing your...

Features, Outdoor/Travel
Larry Mulvehill May 01, 2002 0 comments

As a film-based Nikon photographer for 40 years, I made my first foray into digital with the purchase of a Nikon D1 before leaving for a month in southeast Asia. I was determined to satisfy my urge to use digital exclusively on this trip in a totally professional way...