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RARE OUT OF PRINT ISSUE OF THE OBSERVER MAGAZINEA SUPPLEMENT TO THE PAPER, THESE ISSUES WERE AVAILABLE FOR ONLY ONE DAY IN THE UK. MOST ARE DISCARDED ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. FEATURES A 2 PAGE ARTICLE WITH DITA VON TEESECONDITION: VERY GOOD. I AM SORRY TO SAY THAT I AM UNABLE TO LOAD OR EMAIL ADDITIONAL IMAGES FROM WITHIN THE MAGAZINEPLEASE NOTE: THERE ARE A COUPLE OF LINES IN THE IMAGE ABOVE, THIS IS A MINOR FAULT ON MY SCANNER, NOT THE MAGAZINE GENERAL NOTE FOR ALL MAGAZINES: I NO LONGER ANSWER QUESTIONS ALONG THE LINES OF “WHAT MAGAZINE IS THIS PICTURE FROM?” NOR DO I OFFER INFORMATION AS TO THE MONTH, DATE, YEAR OF MAGAZINES. I TAKE A LONG TIME LOOKING THROUGH MAGAZINES [SO YOU DONT HAVE TO!], AND EITHER LIST MAGAZINES BASED ON THEIR COVER, OR THEIR CONTENT

RARE OUT OF PRINT ISSUE OF THE OBSERVER MAGAZINEA SUPPLEMENT TO THE PAPER, THESE ISSUES WERE AVAILABLE FOR ONLY ONE DAY IN THE UK. MOST ARE DISCARDED ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. FROM THE MID – LATE 2000SFEATURES A 2 PAGE ARTICLE WITH RIK MAYALLCONDITION: VERY GOOD I AM SORRY TO SAY THAT I AM UNABLE TO LOAD OR EMAIL ADDITIONAL IMAGES FROM WITHIN THE MAGAZINEPLEASE NOTE: THERE ARE A COUPLE OF LINES IN THE IMAGE ABOVE, THIS IS A MINOR FAULT ON MY SCANNER, NOT THE MAGAZINE GENERAL NOTE FOR ALL MAGAZINES: I NO LONGER ANSWER QUESTIONS ALONG THE LINES OF “WHAT MAGAZINE IS THIS PICTURE FROM?” NOR DO I OFFER INFORMATION AS TO THE MONTH, DATE, YEAR OF MAGAZINES. I TAKE A LONG TIME LOOKING THROUGH MAGAZINES [SO YOU DONT HAVE TO!], AND EITHER LIST MAGAZINES BASED ON THEIR COVER, OR THEIR CONTENT

10x AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER. 1991. GOOD CONDITION. I CAN POST BUT EBAY WONT LET ME PUT THE CORRECT POSTAGE ON HERE. 2.5 KG = £8.40 APROX. IF YOU HAVE A BULK QUANTITY I CAN SEND BY COURIER.

Good condition. One corner is a bit bent due to being stacked for years, nothing too obvious. Categories include Tracy Emin, Women, Fashion Thandie Newton, & Advertising.

10x AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER. 1991. GOOD CONDITION. I CAN POST BUT EBAY WONT LET ME PUT THE CORRECT POSTAGE ON HERE. 2.5 KG = £8.40 APROX. IF YOU HAVE A BULK QUANTITY I CAN SEND BY COURIER.

12x AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER. 1991. GOOD CONDITION. I CAN POST BUT EBAY WONT LET ME PUT THE CORRECT POSTAGE ON HERE. 2.5 KG = £8.40 APROX. IF YOU HAVE A BULK QUANTITY I CAN SEND BY COURIER.

Photography Monthly January 2012 Inside this issue: New to this month’s magazine is a 16 page ‘Turning Pro’ section giving you all the information you need if you want to turn pro Regulars Geocaching The team take you on a journey to celebrate our nations stunning scenes in the new series Do’s & Don’ts Get the heads up on photographing areas belonging to the National Trust Hobbyist’s Corner Brand new to the magazine, we delve into how hobbies combine with photography. This month – cycling Tales Form An American City Mike Innocenzi recalls childhood memories and photographing in the adult world Techniques Colour Palette Guide Kelly Weech asks how to achieve a particular colour palette within different genres How To Photograph Deer Pete Moore gives a guide on where and how to best photograph deer Shoot Handheld Challenging the rulebook, Chris Ceaser offers tips on shooting a city handheld Wild Britain: Grey Squirrels Paul Hobson explains how yoy can find & get close to squirrels Better Landscape Composition In part two of the series Fran Hansall talks 3D within atwo dimensions Photographers Shadow In the first instalment, Rachael D’Cruze follows street photographe David Solomons DIY photographer Haje Van Kamps sheds light on how to get lost in the abstract world of smoke photograpy Interviews Iron Maiden On Tour Rock photographer JohnMcMurtie reveals all about life on the road with Iron Maiden Henry Winkler Henry Winkler, aka The Fonz, tells of reinventing himself from the other side of the camera Photo Gear Tested · Sony A77 · Ricoh GRD IV · Samsung NX200 · Samsung MV800 The magazine has been kept in a smoke & pet free environment. Combined postage rates available.

In this Issue: Want even more photo goodness? The September issue of Practical Photography is jam-packed with brilliant images, hard-earned advice and easy to follow techniques. From creative viewpoints and square compositions to flash basics and Photoshop secrets, we’ve got it covered… How to shoot vintage portraits: Join us at a special 1940s weekend at the Great Central Railway for some vintage costume fun! Shooting in the right light: Find out how this month’s cover shot was taken, and why waiting for the right light can make all the difference. Look high, look low, get creative: Reach new highs and stoop to new lows with our guide to more imaginative viewpoints. Boxing clever: If you’ve become a compositional slave to the rectangular shape you see through your viewfinder, we’ve got a very square solution. My photo obsession: German airline pilot Johannes Zander shoots amazing aerial photos with a twist… they’re taken from the cockpit! Digital SLR Skills Bootcamp: Ready for the final project? Get to grips with flash basics and start work on the last in-mag homework task. 24 hours with: Music photographer Tom Barnes meets up with youthful indie rockers Jumping Ships for a quirky press and promo shoot. Photoshop secrets unlocked: Can’t afford a proper tilt & shift lens? Fear not. We show you how to convincingly replicate the effect in Photoshop. Ask Ed: Take better action shots with a little help from our resident technique expert Ed Godden. POTY 2011: We unveil the results of Round 3: Flora & Fauna and open the doors to Round 5: Around the World. Gear Guide: Six carbon fibre tripods under £300 go head-to-head in this month’s massive group test, while new CSC cameras from Sony, Panasonic and Olympus are given a thorough going over. The magazine is in ‘as new’ condition & has been kept in a smoke & pet free environment. Combined postage rates are available.

From the editorial, This month we decided to set you all some challenges to keep you busy throughout the summer months. So we asked some of our regular contributors not only to set you a photographic task but also to give you some advice and inspiration based on their own experiences to help you explore familiar ground or new territories. I know that I am going to accept Martin Middlebrook’s challenge with portraiture. If you take up any of our challenges make sure that you let us see the results by uploading your images on to our website and we will publish the best in a future issue of the magazine. To provide you with extra inspiration this month we have managed to track down three photographers who work in widely differing environments but who all create stunning images. The provider of this month’s cover, Stephen Frink, is happiest in the depths of the ocean, while Angela Fisher and Carol Beckwith find their inspiration in the arid plains of Africa. I hope you agree that all three create incredible images which we are honoured to feature in the magazine. For myself and all of the PM team, photography is a creative form which allows us not only to create images but to test ourselves, creatively, mentally and often physically. For us the spirit of photography is about adventure and exploring the unknown. I hope that you agree and enjoy the adventures we take you on this month. The magazine has been kept in a smoke & pet free environment.Combined postage rates available.

Photography Monthly is the magazine for enthusiasts that take their photography seriously. It is packed full of inspiring, intelligent and entertaining features and images from the world of photography. It’s a community that understands image making should be creative, imaginative and fun, and is written by international photographers sharing only the best advice, tips and techniques. Experience life, capture the moment. The lives of ourselves, friends and families are recorded through a series of portraits taken by friends and relatives throughout our lives, but how many of the images make comfortable viewing? And how many of them do we feel are successful portraits which capture the spirit of the person the photographer was trying to portray? I know how I would answer these questions and that is exactly why this month we have decided to focus on improving our and your portrait photography. From dealing with shadows, conquering lighting setups and improving our compositional skills to learning how to successfully master the art of image manipulation, I really think that this month we’ve got portraiture covered in a new and fresh way. As always, we’ve asked some of the world’s greatest photographers to share their secrets and advice and I hope you agree with me that what they say is both informative and entertaining. Which is what we try to make the magazine every month. But that’s enough from me; it’s time for my close-up, Mr DeMille. Grant Scott Editor, Photography Monthly The magazine has been kept in a smoke & pet free environment. Combined postage rates available.