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Anyone knows FOAM Magazine ?
- Thread starter Antonio Correia
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James Lemon
Well-known member
I do now Antonio!
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Antonio,
Has anyone looked inside? I'll check online! Thanks for the tip!
Asher
Has anyone looked inside? I'll check online! Thanks for the tip!
Asher
Michael Nagel
Well-known member
Yes - I stumbled upon it some time ago on the WWW, but that's all.
Best regards,
Michael
Best regards,
Michael
Antonio Correia
Well-known member
Thank you Michael.
I have not found it on line so I could have a clue about the quality of the images inside.
Last Friday, I received LensWork number 121.
I was completely astonished by the superb quality of the work of Harold Ross in spite of some of his images are - in my opinion - over treated. I mean have too much done. I should have stopped before.
Have a look at his site
However, this issue of LensWork has a series which is - again in my humble opinion - very, very poor:
Icons by Jay Dusard...
He may be an old chap with lots of good images but those inserted in the magazine...
I have not found it on line so I could have a clue about the quality of the images inside.
Last Friday, I received LensWork number 121.
I was completely astonished by the superb quality of the work of Harold Ross in spite of some of his images are - in my opinion - over treated. I mean have too much done. I should have stopped before.
Have a look at his site
However, this issue of LensWork has a series which is - again in my humble opinion - very, very poor:
Icons by Jay Dusard...
He may be an old chap with lots of good images but those inserted in the magazine...