Black+White Photography Magazine November 2012 Zurück Ausgabe

It’s a star-studded issue as we meet actor, writer and director Steven Berkoff to talk about his fascinating pictures of London’s East End, explore the new William Klein and Daido Moriyama exhibition and consider the remarkable life of Hungarian photography legend Eva Besnyö.

Embrace a new genre with Roderick Field as he discovers tranquility in still life, finally give all those gorgeous images a good home with Eddie Ephraums’ guide to making a photobook and make the most of your DSLR following our essential guide to shooting time lapse movies. Reach new heights with Lee Frost’s inspirational ideas for stunning skyscapes and lose yourself in sultry summer days as we look at exquisite pinhole images from Steffi Pusch.

Under the B+W spotlight this month, the Leica X2 is put through its paces, we checkout six of the best macro lenses and award-winning photographer Tami Bone bravely takes the hotseat with tales of bath towels and solitude. Brighten up a lacklustre shot with top Lightroom tips and delve into the photographic past as we discover more about 19th century photographer Henry Snowden.

Plus, news, photography exhibition, Building a Classic Library, the ultimate photography technique (according to Tim Clinch!), your monthly photographic challenge and our favourite reader images.