f2 Cameracraft Magazine - May 2011 Vol 5 No 3 Retour à l'édition précédente

f2 Cameracraft Magazine May 2011 Vol 5 No 3 Retour à l'édition précédente

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Inside this issue: In The f2 Profile this issue, we talk to Tara Darby whose career spans fashion, music, advertising and journalism. In a world where commissioners increasingly tightly define photographers' specialisms, Darby’s practice is as varied as it is successful. Also this issue, we speak to Theodore Wood. If he’s not waiting beside the red carpet for a Hollywood A-lister, he could well be behind the scenes at Buckingham Palace, capturing a royal function, or shooting an A List wedding.
Also this issue we cast a cool cold look at competitions. Which ones should you spend time and money entering and why are some for avoiding at all costs?
Natalie Naccache, meanwhile, is Starting Out and Jerome Lorieau is Turning Pro. In The Business section Dave Dye, founding partner in communications agency DHM, discusses what he looks for in a photograph when looking at photographers' folios, and we talk tax and what is an allowable expense with Mike Parkes, of TWD Accountants. In Technical Richard Kil[atrick contributes the first half of a two part series on Digital Medium Format, while David Kilpatrick looks at
Samyang lenses, and discusses some of the things to look for when buying an inkjet printer.

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May 2011 Vol 5 No 3 Inside this issue: In The f2 Profile this issue, we talk to Tara Darby whose career spans fashion, music, advertising and journalism. In a world where commissioners increasingly tightly define photographers' specialisms, Darby’s practice is as varied as it is successful. Also this issue, we speak to Theodore Wood. If he’s not waiting beside the red carpet for a Hollywood A-lister, he could well be behind the scenes at Buckingham Palace, capturing a royal function, or shooting an A List wedding. Also this issue we cast a cool cold look at competitions. Which ones should you spend time and money entering and why are some for avoiding at all costs? Natalie Naccache, meanwhile, is Starting Out and Jerome Lorieau is Turning Pro. In The Business section Dave Dye, founding partner in communications agency DHM, discusses what he looks for in a photograph when looking at photographers' folios, and we talk tax and what is an allowable expense with Mike Parkes, of TWD Accountants. In Technical Richard Kil[atrick contributes the first half of a two part series on Digital Medium Format, while David Kilpatrick looks at Samyang lenses, and discusses some of the things to look for when buying an inkjet printer.

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