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I was at the bookstore the other day and saw this book on the shelf, "The Great Life Photographers" put out by Life Magazine. I picked it up to glance through it and it seemed every other page was a photo I remembered. There were 600 pages of incredible shots that i ended up taking home
There is a short bio of each of the almost 100 photographers and there is the kind of depressing part. The photos with the bios show so many of the photographers with range finders and TLRs with no meters. These people actually had to turn a ring or dial to set the aperture, ASA (remember that?), and focus. Now we have cameras that do everything but wipe your butt (at least mine doesn't, maybe if it was a pro model?). It makes you wonder how many today's top level pros could do that. For you youngsters that never knew the real LIFE magazine, you don't know what you missed. If you have a chance, check out the book. Amazon.com: The Great LIFE Photographers (9780316097932): The Editors of LIFE, John Loengard, Gordon Parks: Books |
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Always on the lookout for interesting reads. TFS
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Hi Thanks for the info sounds good will have a look on amazon for it
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