Lenswork
from: Lenswork Publishing
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Lenswork is a book-quality, paper-based, anthology-style periodical publication which focuses on photography and the creative process. Non-technical and non-academic, with emphasis on the creative aspects of photography, each issue featuring articles, interviews, and photographic portfolios.
Lenswork is a book-quality, paper-based, anthology-style periodical publication which focuses on photography and the creative process. Non-technical and non-academic, with emphasis on the creative aspects of photography, each issue featuring articles, interviews, and photographic portfolios.
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Rating: 
- My favorite
I love the interviews and the overall format. Although I enjoy "reading" things on line, this is great to have in your hands to fully appreciate.
Rating: - Lenswork - encouraging photographers by review, and observation
I have been a subscriber to LensWork for some time now. When the Extended DVD came out I subscribed to that also because you have even more images and audio interviews with photographers and darkroom technicians.
New this year (2009) is a refinement of the magazine publication which, to Brooks Jensen's eye is a better image display.
Through essay, interview, and portfolio presentations we are continually reminded to stretch our thinking to achieve photographic meanings ... Read More
Rating: - Lenswork for working behind and in front of the Lens
It is such a beautiful display of fine art photography in the way the images areprinted. The articles are fantastic and some are very inspiring with information that you may not have known previously. It makes photography very personal and also very diverse in what you can do with your skills and talent. I highly recommend this magazine to any and all photographers, it's worth the subscription.
Rating: - Like Visiting A Gallery On Paper in my Leisure Time!
I'm not a techy camera person, but I do appreciate quality b&w photography and the creativity of active photographers. Lenswork magazine highlights quality work and provides interview info on the artists. It's like attending gallery openings! I enjoy it, and the format lets me experience the photographs myself. It's a well-done, intelligent publication. Worth theprice!
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- Compact - A pocket Version?
The print quality is some of the best I have seen in any magazine.It focuses on the creative aspects of photography and does so well.However - it measures 7 inches by (just under) 8 1/2 inches which is not revealed anywhere on the description and surprisingly not mentioned in other reviews.It's small!If not for the ridiculous size I would give it 4 stars with out hesitation.
- My favoriteI love the interviews and the overall format. Although I enjoy "reading" things on line, this is great to have in your hands to fully appreciate.
- Lenswork - encouraging photographers by review, and observationI have been a subscriber to LensWork for some time now. When the Extended DVD came out I subscribed to that also because you have even more images and audio interviews with photographers and darkroom technicians.
New this year (2009) is a refinement of the magazine publication which, to Brooks Jensen's eye is a better image display.
Through essay, interview, and portfolio presentations we are continually reminded to stretch our thinking to achieve photographic meanings ... Read More
- Lenswork for working behind and in front of the LensIt is such a beautiful display of fine art photography in the way the images areprinted. The articles are fantastic and some are very inspiring with information that you may not have known previously. It makes photography very personal and also very diverse in what you can do with your skills and talent. I highly recommend this magazine to any and all photographers, it's worth the subscription.
- Like Visiting A Gallery On Paper in my Leisure Time!I'm not a techy camera person, but I do appreciate quality b&w photography and the creativity of active photographers. Lenswork magazine highlights quality work and provides interview info on the artists. It's like attending gallery openings! I enjoy it, and the format lets me experience the photographs myself. It's a well-done, intelligent publication. Worth theprice!
- Compact - A pocket Version?The print quality is some of the best I have seen in any magazine.It focuses on the creative aspects of photography and does so well.However - it measures 7 inches by (just under) 8 1/2 inches which is not revealed anywhere on the description and surprisingly not mentioned in other reviews.It's small!If not for the ridiculous size I would give it 4 stars with out hesitation.
