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Thanks Terry, I will check it out. The series looks very interesting!Amin,
Next time you are in NY you should visit the bookstore at ICP. I could look around in there for hours. It isn't a big space but wow do they have great books.
While not a book, this series is fabulous and we went through a number of the segments in classes I've taken.
http://shopping.icp.org/store/product.html?product_id=3141
Appreciate it Simon. I've purchased a few issues in the past, and it seems like a great magazine.Amin,
One of the few magazines I still buy regularly is B&W. No tutorials or equipment related articles, just all photography... very enjoyable.
Cheers,
Simon
I've spent most of the last year stepping away from film based photography, been trying to figure out what a pixel is.One of my resolutions for the new year is to spend more time looking at great photography.
AminOne of my resolutions for the new year is to spend more time looking at great photography. I'm interested to hear what photo books others here have enjoyed this year, and why. Also interested in recommendations for non-technical photography magazines.
Thanks for this suggestion. I'll have it in hand by Tuesday.Wonderful suggestions for some winter reading/viewing. I can contribute one sort of tangential book: Art & Fear (Observations On the Perils [and Rewards] of Artmaking by David Bayles & Ted Orland. An easy read that applies beyond photography.