[Leica] PhotoVision magazine (was: Lens Work)

[Rei Shinozuka <shino@ubspainewebber.com>]

Photovision don't have a "technical notes box," but the "time warp,"
article of course, used
a IIIf.  they also mentioned that the japan images were hasselblad
with 80 planar or plaubel.  maybe they ought to have a section in back
where a thumbnail of each photo is accompanied by technical information
and/or photographer comments, like they do in those classy photo books.

but i lingered over many of the Photovision photographs longer than those
in other magazines.  and i ordered the japan book which was
featured in one article.  plus, Photovision has
a high ratio of advertisements for products that i covet.
the last issue had a short article about the cameras anchell travels
with: leicas and rolleis; he's my kind of guy.

- -rei


> From: Mark Rabiner <mark@markrabiner.com>
> 
> Rei Shinozuka wrote:
> > 
> > speaking about magazines, anyone read Photovision (anchell's magazine) ?
> > the nov/dec has an article called "photographing in a time warp"
> > by Mark Anderson about using only a Leica IIIF, 50/1.5 and a handheld
> > meter to photograph paris.  paris also figures in a portfolio of images
> > by Mary Alice Johnston of side by side images she took in the 50's and
> > then retook in 2000.   also a topical photo essay shows life
> > aboard an aircraft carrier.
> > 
> > if you haven't seen or heard of Photovision, you might want
> > to check it out.
> > 
> > -rei
> > 
> I just got my first copy and not in one shot in the whole magazine do they
> mention what camera let alone format was used in any of the many articles.
> I workshop Steve Anchell, but this was a bit Artsy for me.
> 
> 
> Mark Rabiner
> Portland, Oregon USA
> http://www.markrabiner.com
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