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Black+White Photography Magazine October 2011 Back Issue

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308 Reviews   •  English   •   Art & Photography (Photography)
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In this month’s issue:
October’s Black+White Photography is overflowing with striking black & white images, handy tips and revealing interviews and reviews.

This month’s features section includes a fascinating look at Dave Roels’ daring photographs from within the operating theatre, while Elizabeth Roberts talk to Sheila Rock about the magic of the British seaside. Sue Steward reports on the Royal Academy’s remarkable exploration of 20th century Hungarian photography. Plus Mark Bentley reports on how our three lucky readers got on during a truly British (i.e. rainy) workshop with Tim Clinch!

In our review section we test six of the best tripod ball heads to help you get the most for your money, the Fujifilm FinePix X100 is put through its paces by three very different and demanding photographers and we round up the most exciting new gear.

Lee Frost and Tim Daly are the stars of our technique section this month as Tim discusses half-frame cameras and Lee has lots of tips and ideas for taking great travel portraits.

All this plus our regular columns: Newsroom, In the Frame, American Connection, Readers’ Pictures, Assignment and Behind the Scenes at the National Media Museum.
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October 2011 In this month’s issue: October’s Black+White Photography is overflowing with striking black & white images, handy tips and revealing interviews and reviews. This month’s features section includes a fascinating look at Dave Roels’ daring photographs from within the operating theatre, while Elizabeth Roberts talk to Sheila Rock about the magic of the British seaside. Sue Steward reports on the Royal Academy’s remarkable exploration of 20th century Hungarian photography. Plus Mark Bentley reports on how our three lucky readers got on during a truly British (i.e. rainy) workshop with Tim Clinch! In our review section we test six of the best tripod ball heads to help you get the most for your money, the Fujifilm FinePix X100 is put through its paces by three very different and demanding photographers and we round up the most exciting new gear. Lee Frost and Tim Daly are the stars of our technique section this month as Tim discusses half-frame cameras and Lee has lots of tips and ideas for taking great travel portraits. All this plus our regular columns: Newsroom, In the Frame, American Connection, Readers’ Pictures, Assignment and Behind the Scenes at the National Media Museum.


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In this month’s issue:
October’s Black+White Photography is overflowing with striking black & white images, handy tips and revealing interviews and reviews.

This month’s features section includes a fascinating look at Dave Roels’ daring photographs from within the operating theatre, while Elizabeth Roberts talk to Sheila Rock about the magic of the British seaside. Sue Steward reports on the Royal Academy’s remarkable exploration of 20th century Hungarian photography. Plus Mark Bentley reports on how our three lucky readers got on during a truly British (i.e. rainy) workshop with Tim Clinch!

In our review section we test six of the best tripod ball heads to help you get the most for your money, the Fujifilm FinePix X100 is put through its paces by three very different and demanding photographers and we round up the most exciting new gear.

Lee Frost and Tim Daly are the stars of our technique section this month as Tim discusses half-frame cameras and Lee has lots of tips and ideas for taking great travel portraits.

All this plus our regular columns: Newsroom, In the Frame, American Connection, Readers’ Pictures, Assignment and Behind the Scenes at the National Media Museum.
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Articles in this issue


Below is a selection of articles in Black+White Photography October 2011.