Photography magazines

[panfocusrio]

I'm considering to subscribe to a photography magazine, but I've never really followed any one particular on the shelves. What's your favorite photography magazine for tips and articles and, well, photos?

I'm also a bookmarker of people's photoblogs. If you don't mind sharing so with me, please do leave your blog URL here so I can bookmark. I'll even take your flickr and picasa albums if you do those instead of blogs. Of the millions and billions of pictures ever taken in the history of man, each photo has its own story. And I'd love to see as many as I can.

Thanks!

[candidrachel]

I used to read Amateur Photographer Magazine regularly but stopped because alot of the photos and articles weren't taken or written by "amateurs" like the article of an 18 year old girl who went on a round-the-world trip taking photos on a medium format Hassleblad camera

How he heck could she affort that??? Daddy!

I read mags from time to time but only when a particular article catches my eye.

[rosserx]

I like Rangefinder because its free!!

[navcom]

I'm a landscape photographer so I like Outdoor Photography, mostly just as coffee table literature...just something to browse through. It's nice to just be around other landscape work. But quite honestly, most photo mags are really nothing more than advertisements you pay for. You get some tips and a few photos but 90% is ads and most are owed to a camera brand or company. Nothing necessarily wrong with that but it can be a bit frustrating.