PHOTO
Vol.30,No.6 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2009
PHOTOTechniques
(ISSN1083-9070)
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PhotoNews
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Can a Photograph Change History?
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Autumn Bride
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KEnvin Pinardy
SPECIALSECTION:
MasterPrintClasses
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WaitforIt,
by Bruce Barnbaum
Patience is one of aphotographer’smost important assets.
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LiquidEmulsiononTileswithHandPainting,
by Jill Enfield
It requires extra steps,but using liquid emulsionlets you print your photos on almost anything.
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Patience,Practice,andPrinting,
by John Sexton
A contemporary master outlines theprocess for creating one of his images.
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CornerSharpening,
by Uwe Steinmueller
This master photographer discusses how tocompensate for edge fall-off.
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ChangingFocusandLuminescencePost-Capture,
by Paul Schranz
Luminescence and focus were altered tomake a more dramatic image.
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AlwaysWatchYourBack,
by Dan Burkholder
Getting the shot behind you—and then knowing what to do with it.
by John Sexton, see page 18
PORTFOLIO:
Kenvin Pinardy:
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ThePersonalandtheProfessionalAbstractPhotography,
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aNewFocus
by Howard Bond
Music influences this master photographer’snew work—abstraction.
GreatScans,
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by Ctein
Discover what improves your scans—and what doesn’t.
FocusandPractical
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DepthofField,
by Lloyd L. Chambers
Full image sharpness is limited to a narrow zone—here’s how to find it.
PromotingYourWorkOnline,
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by Steven Begleiter
Developing a Web site that meets your own objectives.
BackupforPhotographers,
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by MARC ROCHKIND & Uwe Steinmueller
Here’s how to come up with a plan to ensure thelongevity of your images.
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The new Canon PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II printerproduces seriously fine photographs.
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