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A photographer's dispatch newsletter that shares personal accounts of making street and transit photography in New York and Los Angeles, along with updates on his book projects and sequencing process. Readers get reflective behind-the-scenes context on the work, its influences and its editing decisions.
Luis Natera, a photographer, writes personal newsletter entries about his street and travel work, including a book of photos from summer walks in Amsterdam, a Norway trip, and reflections on creative slumps. Readers get a mix of photo-project updates, a book presale with a subscriber discount, and reflective essays.
A photographer documents a year-long journey learning and using the Leica EV1 digital rangefinder-style body, sharing personal reflections, lens experiences and practical focusing tips. Each issue pairs the writing with example photographs from Rock Hill, South Carolina and the Blue Ridge Mountains.
A weekly newsletter by a working street and travel photographer covering long-term projects, trip stories, gear choices and essays on the state of street photography. Readers get first-person travel narratives from places like Ladakh, practical packing and camera notes, and announcements of workshops and expeditions.
Serban JPG is a personal photography blog offering Nikon Picture Control recipes, street photography notes, and reflections on the creative process. Readers get downloadable custom looks for Nikon Zf-style cameras, with sample comparisons and practical settings advice.
A photojournal by Bill Couch sharing film and digital photographs with short personal notes on travel, New York street scenes and career reflections. Each issue pairs a themed photo set with brief captions and camera details.
A photography newsletter sharing single photographs with short captions, mostly street scenes and protests in Stockholm. Each issue is a brief image with a one-line note about where or when it was taken.
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