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Photography August 2011
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CONTENTS
Features
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Second Spring – Think August is too late for spring
wildflowers? Not so! Washington state’s Mount Rainer is in full bloom with
luxurious fiels of lupine, bear grass, asters, and more. By Ian Plant
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Experiments In The Abstract – What happens when a pro
shooter who specialized in high-end luxury products turns his eye to
abstractions? Answer: something cosmic. By Peter Kolonia
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Print It Your Way – We explain everything you need to
know about inkjet printing, whether you’re just starting out or an experienced
master.
Next
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We Want This – Lexar’s USB 3.0 memory card reader is just
so fast.
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Just Out – A complete location lighting kit and a
work-of-art tripod head.
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Roundup – Photo apps for smartphones—high value, low
prices.
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Closer Look – Sigma get it’s groove on with the SD1
flagship DSLR.
Share
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Photo Challenge – This month’s winner goes with the flow.
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My Project – Pocket portraits reveal more than car keys
and lint.
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I, Photographer – Building a business on style and
lingerie.
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Letters – An ocean of responses to our whale-watching
story.
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Tech Support – Sensor size and sharpness and when to
reformat.
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Your Best Shot – Mist opportunities and veiled beauty
win.
How
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Creative Thinking – Take a different kind of window-light
portrait.
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Fix It Fast – Showcase your subject with a Rule-of Thirds
hot spot.
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Tips & Tricks – Get into the bracket-for-HDR habit.
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Traveling Photographer – Ride and imaginary time machine
with antique trains.
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Lighting – Try these techniques for lighting tricky
black-on-black subjects.
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Software Workshop – Repair those damaged photos now!
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You Can Do It – Find the right white balance in mixed
light.
Lab
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Camera Test – Sony Alpha SLT-A35 Superb high-res video
and all-new, low-noise sensor. Cool!
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Camera Test – Panasonic Lumix DMc-G3 Marvelously mini and
oh-so-innovative.
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Lens Test – Nikon Af-S 35mm f/1.4G Ed Fast, yes, but
worth the cost?
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Printer Test – Epson Stylus Pro 4900 If you think bigger
output is better output, Epson has your printer.
Don’t Miss
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Editor’s Letter
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Showcase
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Time Exposure
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Backstory
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