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I would check what is recommended for your course. It is probably best you hold off on purchasing till you need to. See what kit they have and what you can borrow. I know someone doing a photography degree now who is not using a digital camera.

Just caught up with this on my Sky Box...really worth watching, both from a photographic point of view and social history. Of course, the Suchet's are masters at TV presentation :)

Too much information! Watching with interest to see how much Lucian raises his £350 package by. (It's still at that figure as we 'speak'). ;)

Putting hurtful accusations of sarcasm to one side ........the writing's been on the wall ever since our political masters decided that education was the answer to many of our economic woes. Continually tinkering with the system and the placing of 'bums on seats' in an effort to reduce youth unemployment was bound to have a detrimental effect on standards, both in terms of making the getting of...

Whats the fuss about? Günter Grass: What Must Be Said But why have I kept silent till now? Because I thought my own origins, Tarnished by a stain that can never be removed, meant I could not expect Israel, a land to which I am, and always will be, attached, to accept this open declaration of the truth. Why only now, grown old, and with what ink remains, do I say: Israel's atomic...

I am going to take my chances and continue interacting with kids the way that adults did with me when I was a kid.Good for you - I admire your courage and refusal to kow tow to the idiocy of our politically correct obsessesed society.

I enjoyed "War hero in my family " last night, Chris Tarrant and his crocodile tears. Also the other "hero" he was a rigger in the RAF, Most probably never heard a shot fired in anger. I remember when I voluntered for the RAF. Opting for a useful job as an engine fitter. The flightless wonder who interviewed me seemed aghast. He said "Surely you owe it to your country to volunteer for aircrew"...

I have just replied to your other thread about studios but I think the qdvice given by Left Forum two above is spot on in terms of getting your actual photograhy on to the right lines.

The list does not fit me very well. 1. first interest was in the science and technology of SLR photography. As a scientist I was well on top of the technical aspects very quickly even before I had owned an SLR and pressed a shutter. 2. I then discovered that I knew nothing about composition, tonal ranges or even what I wanted to photograph 3. Joined a Club and through club competitions rap...

Whatever it is that makes a good photo I'm hoping that one day I will be able to take one. Never be satisfied with what you do - always strive to do something better.

That article is about corporate greed and I guess the decline started when GS went public. The 'capitalism' part is about regulation of the market which the current capitalist model chooses to ignore, but hopefully the powers that be will remedy that in good time. It will still be captialst but in a different way.

In "Gulliver's Travels", the government leaders in Lilliput were chosen for their ability on the tight-rope. The book is worth reading again, as an adult. Jonathan Swift wrote the book as a satirical commentry of the political system of his day. Had he not described it as a fairy story for children, its content would have consigned him to the gallows.Yes; it has to be admitted that things ...

Lets face it your not going to need flash camera kit, a cheap digicam would do.

I've downloaded the mp4 and must say it's impressive thanks for sharing Paul, I would highly recommend it especially if you do a lot of landscapes.

This is the samples page on the Canon Japan website, given the way this has been populated in the past I wouldn't hold out hopes for a RAW image at high ISO anytime soon though. Am I missing something with this? I can only see 600x400 pixel images. The highest ISO one being 12,800 - which looks very clean. But how could you tell at that size?

A photographer with a yearning to research the unknown Words by Kerstin Fiedler Phyllis Galembo is a photographer and professor of art at the University of Albany, State University of New York where she heads the printmaking department and teaches pho

Howard Schatz is impassioned about making photographs. He is not just driven, he is insatiable. Schatz photographs people. His work in portraiture, fashion, action, sports, and dance has been published all over the world. His recent work with the human

Now considered one of the UK's leading landscape photographers, Charlie Waite began his career as an actor and stage assistant, but later switched to photographing actors instead. Now, 28 years later, Charlie is completely engrossed in landscape photo

Images - the latest publication of Norwegian photographer Morten Krogvold - is a sophisticated book that contains, among other images, old and new portraits of well-known people, mostly artists, from Norwayand abroad. They include Liv Ullmann, Arja Sajonm

Sally Gall graduated from Rhode Island School of Design with a BFA in Photography in 1978. She is one of the Hasselblad Masters of 2002.

Anton Corbijn's creativity spans a vast range. His CV is long and very impressive. Whether it was chance or not that led Anton Corbijn into a photographic career it seems that his love for music and his natural affinity for the camera were the magic i

Bernhard Edmaier - seeking beauty in the form and colour of the Earth' s crust. Edmaier' s passion is seeing the world from above, as he feels that nature' s abstract beauty is only truly revealed from a bird' s-eye perspective.