Black+White Photography Magazine May 2013 Vorige editie

This month we enter a timeless twilight zone with Terry Hulf’s beguiling portraiture; Mike Tattersall’s lens takes us behind the scenes at the operating theatre; Tim Clinch has us all in stitches with his take on the comedy of creativity; five brave readers take their first steps in the magical realm of the darkroom as we enjoy an analogue day; and award-winning street photographer Tany Kely reveals her ultimate camera club members when she falls under the illuminating B+W spotlight.
Continuing on her quest to get to grips with film, Jemima Greaves tackles compositional conundrums while Colin Harding goes Behind the Scenes at the National Media Museum to enchant us with the colourful life of Oscar Rejlander, the Father of Art Photography. Elsewhere in the B+W world, Eddie Ephraums considers the central role of choice in photography as he experiments with a mid-size sensor camera and we catch up with Jamey Stillings, an incredible environmental photographer who’s successfully balancing commercial interests with fine art.
Lee Frost takes us back to first principles with his essential guide to exposure, Tim Clinch shhh’s us all as he turns down the noise in Discovering Lightroom and Tim Daly takes us through an inexpensive method of Van Dyke brown printing. Not ones to let gear get off lightly, the Panasonic GH3 is put to the test and we checkout six of the best ultra wideangle lenses.
Plus, news, reviews, exhibitions, building a classic library, your monthly photographic challenge and our favourite readers’ images.