| Christmas is looming so I'd first like to plug our Christmas special. Of course, you all know from past years that it's packed full of more goodies than a Fortnum & Mason hamper. This time, we've got six pages of DIY projects to keep your occupied when you can't face any more turkey. We also take a look at the year's brilliant AP forum photography competition winners. We also have a chat with Clive Nichols about how to make the most of winter gardens. There's much more too, but we sign off the Christmas issue with our annual look at THE FUTURE. You can't wait, can you? In the news this week, Leica has begun its programme of events at its Mayfair store. These will run up until 20 December. In product news, Samyang is to release a 10mm f/2.8 lens at the end of next month, while Ilford is to release two new papers which have been trialled by a colleague of Ansel Adams, no less. Meanwhile, a fine art photographer and printer has been talking about how his passion for photography helps in combating his depression. That's all for now. Have a great week. Nigel Atherton, Editor | |
| | | | | | | | Reader Gallery Online Photo Of The Week AP's art editor chooses his favourite reader image from the past week's uploads to our Reader Gallery.
This week, as the rush toward the AP holidays accelerated, I worried that I would not find the time to choose my favourite 'AP Reader Gallery Picture of the Week'. Thankfully 'Byblos' by StephenMcNally made my choice quick and simple.
It is reminiscent of the photograms of László Moholy-Nagy (1895-1946). As with a photogram 'Byblos' was made without a camera. Stephen described it as "An experiment to make a cameraless image by using a scanner to scan folded paper, scenography." I loved the Constructivist nature of its creation and look.
It was then that I realised I had inadvertently chosen a photographer who had only recently featured in this spot, albeit with a totally different style of image. Should I change my mind? I decided not to. Congratulations once again, Stephen. To see further images by Stephen visit his forum Gallery Find out how to upload your images
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