Home > Books & Magazines > Magazine / Newspaper >

Amateur Photography

Newest Review: ... Opening the first edition that came through my letterbox I was, therefore, hoping to be entertained and educated. I have to ... more

... say that I was a little disappointed. Whilst I understand the need for advertising revenue to keep any publication afloat, it seemed to me that there was about 15% coverage of articles and gear guides whilst the majority of the magazine was given over to advertising. Now, obviously, adverts are a good thing in this type of magazine as they give us a good idea to current prices and special offers etc. It was just the huge volume of them that concerned me. Having said all that, the few articles that are actual...more

Price Comparison for Amateur Photography

	The 'amateur Photographer' Guide To BasicPhotography Use voucher code SHOPPING5 before finalising your purchase and ge ... Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41	£ 5.00	£ 0.00 In Stock
	Skyshooting: Photography for AmateurAstronomers Pages: 174, Edition: 2nd Revised edition, Paperback, Dover Public ... Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41	£ 13.95
	The Art of Outdoor Photography: Techniquesfor the Advanced Amateu ... Pages: 192, Edition: 2nd Revised edition, Paperback, Voyageur Pre ... Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41	£ 11.74	Free! within 24 hours
	The Photographer's Master Printing Course: InAssociation with "Am ... Pages: 160, Edition: New edition, Paperback, Mitchell Beazley Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41	£ 219.55
	Amateur Photographer Magazine 51 issues. Amateur Photographer is the world's oldest weekly maga ... Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41	£ 25.39	£ 0.00 In Stock
	STEALTH GEAR Extreme Photographers Jacket,available in 5 sizes Sm ... OverviewJacket for amateur and professional photographers. This p ... Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41	£ 179.95
Display all 14 offers

Read Reviews for Amateur Photography

Amateur Photography: Amateur advertiser (228 words)
by - written on 14/08/02 (Useful, 29 readings)
Rating:

I recently took up photography again and felt that it would a good idea to get myself a subscription for a recognized photography magazine. As I had seen quite a few older editions of AP it seemed a good one to go for, as well as the fact that it was a weekly publication. Opening the first edition that came through my letterbox I was, therefore, hoping to be entertained and educated. I have to say that I was a little disappointed. Whilst I understand the need for advertising revenue to keep any publication afloat, it seemed to me that there was about 15% coverage of articles and gear guides whilst the majority of the magazine was given over to advertising. Now, ... Read the complete review