Black+White Photography Magazine October 2012 Edizione posteriore

Catch up with legendary photographer Wolf Suschitzky as he turns 100 (p.s. he’s still fantastic), see if Nikon’s powerful new DSLR, the D800, can pass the B+W test, and prepare to be shocked by Thomas Stanworth’s unflinching images of life in Afghanistan.

Make the most of your photos with 20 ways to sell your pictures, go for classic shots as we discover how to achieve the 5x4 format in Lightroom, and fine-tune your DSLR movie with our video editing essentials technique feature. Discover the all-important hidden details in how to make photobooks, check out six of the best gallery spaces for hire and bid a fond farewell to the Olympic and Paralympic sporting bonanza with a look back at the photography from London’s 1948 games.

Be entranced by Monica Denevan’s stunning shots of Burma, inspired by Lee Frost’s expert advice on coastal photography and more than a little perturbed by Anders Petersen’s gritty images of Soho’s streets. Or, talk time machines and lost cameras with nature photographer and wild enthusiast Mark Graf as he faces the B+W 60-second exposure.

Plus, news, photography exhibitions, Building a Classic Library, Tim Clinch on comfort zones, your October photographic assignment and our favourite reader images.