Nuf said....

[Rogier]

Today I went to Barnes and Noble to check on some old fashioned paper photography magazines.... :bang:


Nuf Said.... by Rogier Diver, on Flickr

 

[Mcary]

Black+White Photography, published in the UK is a nice mix of old(film) and new (digital)
British Journal of Photography is 80-90% about photography and only 10-20% about gear.

 

[back alley]

my only consistent mag buy these days is the brit black & white...

 

[ferider]

I like it Rogier. Made me smile.

 

[TXForester]

I remember those. Used to buy Outdoor Photographer often.

 

[Murchu]

Ha ha, not surprised.

Re: photography magazines, I like Black and White Photography too, seems to be a trend here, or perhaps the photography magazines that cover photography and not just gear, are rare 🙂

 

[Godfrey]

I subscribe to LensWork and Aperture
I buy an occasional issue of SilverShotz and Blind Spot.
Very occasionally a B&W or Black and White.

I'm allergic to buying magazines which are primarily advertising, which describes most of the others.

G

 

[Al Patterson]

I get Shutterbug on my Nook, and pick up Outdoor Photographer in paper every so often...

 

[Pioneer]

I subscribe to Amateur Photographer, View Camera and to Lenswork. I used to subscribe to Popular Photography, Shutterbug and to Outdoor Photography but let them lapse quite awhile ago.

I also subscribe to Lenswork Online and find that resource to be an exceptional value.

 

[David Hughes]

HI,

Not one comment about them being under a notice saying "Computers" - still the magazine seller got it right.

And another recommendation here for the BJP...

Regards, David

 

[citizen99]

I buy Amateur Photographer (in UK) when it contains articles of particular interest, usually on vintage/classic cameras by Ivor Matanle or Tony Kemplen.

 

[citizen99]

HI,

Not one comment about them being under a notice saying "Computers" - still the magazine seller got it right.

And another recommendation here for the BJP...

Regards, David

Good point, I sort of acknowledged that in the Flickr posting where I saw it first, hadn't noticed the absence here till you pointed it out 😉.

 

[Sparrow]

I only subscribe to Zoom these days, and that has nothing to do with computers ... or cameras I suppose, it's all photos

 

[DominikDUK]

Weird plein air painting seems to be computer based as well. The person who arranged the magazines seems to think that all art is computer based these days.

Dominik

 

[zsas]

I'll take the flip side, it's great to see that photography is so popular, is on a primary rack and not buried on the bottom next to the niche periodicals. Last, these are analog!

 

[zsas]

Ok I gotta chuckle out of the fact that Practical Photography is shoved in the corner almost inferring everything else leads to impractical photography?!

 

[Murchu]

HI,

Not one comment about them being under a notice saying "Computers" - still the magazine seller got it right.

And another recommendation here for the BJP...

Regards, David

No point in mentioning the obvious really, as Rogier said 'Nuff said'.. 😉

 

[Rogier]

HI,

Not one comment about them being under a notice saying "Computers" - still the magazine seller got it right.

And another recommendation here for the BJP...

Regards, David

Yes finally some one get it 🙂🙄😎😛😀

 

[Mcary]

Another one that's pretty good through its more directed towards the business end of things is Rangefinder Magazine.

 

[Godfrey]

HI,

Not one comment about them being under a notice saying "Computers" - still the magazine seller got it right.

And another recommendation here for the BJP...

Regards, David

Because it's irrelevant to me what the signage on a magazine rack says. I never look at it.

G