Photography Magazines
Damien Franco | May 27, 2008 | Comments Comments
Photography websites are a great place to hone your craft and derive inspiration. But when was the last time you looked at photography that wasn’t on your computer? That’s where photography magazines come in handy. There is just something inherently different about seeing photography in print rather than on your computer monitor. I used to subscribe to just about every photography magazine I could get my hands on (my wife made me give up a few because it really did get out of hand). Here are some great magazines that will inspire and inform, go subscribe today!
For inspiration
Photofile is an Australian based magazine that features great articles and reviews along with some of the best photographic talents that Australia has to offer. The fine art photography exhibited in this magazine is nothing short of astounding. 3 issues/12 months. Here’s where you can subscribe to Photofile magazine.
B&W magazine has always had a special place in my heart. I love black and white photography and this magazine is one of the most beautiful print publications out there today. I’ve been a subscriber for years to this magazine. It never fails to inspire me to work harder at my photography and to look at the world through monotone eyes. 8 issues/12 months. Here is where you can subscribe to B&W magazine.
One of the most wonderfully printed magazines has to be Lenswork magazine. The stunning photography is reproduced in rich detail allowing the viewer to totally immerse themselves in the wonders of black and white photography. Get this magazine for the interviews and you’ll renew your subscription every year for the portfolios! 6 issues/12 months. Here is where you can subscribe to Lenswork magazine.
For knowledge
Digital Photo Pro magazine tends to strive where most photography magazines fail and that’s by giving you solid information from cover to cover. This isn’t really geared towards new photographers and that can come as a sigh of relief once you’ve read all of the easy how-tos you can handle. With indepth reviews on all things digital photography related you’ll get your money’s worth out of this subscription. 7 issues/12 months Here is where you can subscribe to Digital Photo Pro magazine.
Are you a photography gearhead? Popular Photography & Imaging magazine is probably the magazine for you, provided you aren’t already subscribed. There aren’t many magazines about photography that can beat this publication on product reviews. DSLR’s, point and shoots, printers, lenses and more. If it’s new and it’s related to photography, then it’s in this magazine. 12 issues/12 months. Here is where you can subscribe to Popular Photography & Imaging magazine.
PCPhoto is definetley for the digital photographer. While this photography magazine leans towards novice photographers, this magazine will help you manage your digital pohtography from capture to storage. The magazine’s how tos range from photographic techniques to photo editing skills. 9 issues/12 months. Here is where you can subscribe to PCPhoto magazine.
If you love photographing nature then Outdoor Photographer is for you. This is the photography magazine that will help you get the most out of your scenic, travel, and wildlife photography with articles on techniques and locations for the best outdoor photography around. 11 issues/12 months. Here is where you can subscribe to Outdoor Photographer magazine.
Photo Techniques magazine will help the serious photographer get to the next level. This isn’t your average photography tips magazine. The articles are long and in depth by some of todays best photographers in the industry. Whether your camera is digital or analog you’ll find helpful information in every issue. 7 issues/12 months. Here is where you can subscribe to Photo Techniques magazine.
Do you have a favorite photography magazine that I didn’t mention? Is your opinion different from mine on any of these listed? Submit your own suggestion or review of a photography magazine today!
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