Practical Photography

Being a photo hobbyist, it is my ultimate desire to have stunning photos that other people could see and admire. I always search for other people’s works either on-line or in prints to improve my craft, consequently to update my own photo gallery website. And someday to meet my goal - the launching of my first photography book and exhibit! Photography has always been an expensive hobby, but on the other hand, it is a rewarding experience for possible financial gain from it in the long term. Well, it is not a ‘big cash’ but it will give some money to maintain/upgrade my camera, or to some extent (like joining competitions) gives me the opportunity to acquire a new set ...

Practical Photography is a monthly magazine that is packed full with hints and tips that will help you improve your technique, reviews on the latest gear, advice from the "experts", competitons, festival dates and lots more. The classified section helps you to find good suppliers for mounts, albums, greeting card & postcard supplies. There are also a few ads on tuition, holidays and short courses. You don't need to be an expert in order to read the mag either, it is written in every day english. If you are about to buy a new piece of equipment, you will probably find that PP has already tested it out and has written their opinion ...

Practical Photography is a local photography magazines which I personally like the most. I have subscribed the magazines since 2 years ago. I must admit that I have learn a lot of artistic and technical skills from the magazine. The magazine consists of lots of aritcles, comments, reader photos evaluation and recomendations. They are very profesional. Besides, I enjoy the photographs very much. Usually, I will find some skills or ideas that interest me most, and experiment them. Some ideas are very outrageous. Very fun! It costs only £2.90, about the price of a pint of beer. This is definitely the photography magazine which I will recomand to beginners and also experts. ...