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These days in the USA, however, few photographic print magazines survive. Those that do are limited to fine art quarterlies along with a few that are produced by photographic organizations whose member’s dues subsidize the books. Some of these insights in these Password Protected posts will provide a look into why, while England and Japan support a vibrant, wide variety of print photo magazines, the US does not.
Joe’s Book Club: Chapter 55, Books & Book Publishing
Today's Post by Joe Farace "It wasn't until I started reading and found books they wouldn't let us read in school that I discovered you could be insane and happy and have a good life without being like everybody else." – John Waters Because, they would like to be...
Taking A PhotoWalk at the Library
In recent weeks, I’ve been wanting to take a brief PhotoWalk and finally the high temperatures and rainy cloudy days abated enough to think about giving it a go, Then I need to return a book to the library and if you want to know about that, this Saturday’s Joe’s Book Club post has a review off John Grisham’s Camino Ghosts.
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Wheels Wednesday: Shooting In & Around the Pits
From Colorado Public Radio: “Bandimere Speedway, a longtime stop on the NHRA circuit tucked into the foothills of Colorado’s Front Range west of Denver, plans to close after the 2023 season.
Tuesday Thoughts: Using Plug-Ins for Travel Photography
Although Adobe defined the standard, you don’t need Photoshop tin order to use plug-ins. Compatible plug-ins can be used with other kinds of image editing programs but not all plug-ins work with Photoshop Elements and some plug-ins are not compatible with all image editing software.




