Hey all...
So the "you know you're a photographer when...." thread kind of inspired this post. I was wondering what magazines you pick up and browse for inspiration. I've been meaning to grab some lately and finally picked up the latest, "The Knot: New Jersey" and "Vanity Fair." The Vanity Fair has some interesting looks and poses in it... much more of what I was looking for... much more fashion than wedding per say... the knot was a waste..not what I was looking for.

So what do you guys read/look at? don't fake the funkl, let me hear it.

Vanity Fair, Sunday NY Times supplements, French Vogue.

Photo District News, whatever else I randomly decide on.

Vogue, Vanity Fair, and lots of bridal/wedding mags that I can't name

RichardLavigne wrote:
Hey all...
So the "you know you're a photographer when...." thread kind of inspired this post. I was wondering what magazines you pick up and browse for inspiration. I've been meaning to grab some lately and finally picked up the latest, "The Knot: New Jersey" and "Vanity Fair." The Vanity Fair has some interesting looks and poses in it... much more of what I was looking for... much more fashion than wedding per say... the knot was a waste..not what I was looking for.

So what do you guys read/look at? don't fake the funkl, let me hear it.

Passion: Car and Driver, Automobile, Motor Trend....AutoWeek, Automotive News.

Photography study/analysis: Shutterbug, Rangefinder, Playboy (screw the articles, I look at the pictures ) Cosmo and any bride magazine lying around......

Guilty Pleasures: Soldier of Fortune, Real Simple, SWAT Digest, O (Oprah Magazine), Guns and Weapons for Law Enforcement, Cooking Light, Jane's Police Review, Creative Knitting, The Police Marksman, Home and Garden.

Dave

dpun wrote:
RichardLavigne wrote:
Hey all...
So the "you know you're a photographer when...." thread kind of inspired this post. I was wondering what magazines you pick up and browse for inspiration. I've been meaning to grab some lately and finally picked up the latest, "The Knot: New Jersey" and "Vanity Fair." The Vanity Fair has some interesting looks and poses in it... much more of what I was looking for... much more fashion than wedding per say... the knot was a waste..not what I was looking for.

So what do you guys read/look at? don't fake the funkl, let me hear it.

Passion: Car and Driver, Automobile, Motor Trend....AutoWeek, Automotive News.

Photography study/analysis: Shutterbug, Rangefinder, Playboy (screw the articles, I look at the pictures ) Cosmo and any bride magazine lying around......

Guilty Pleasures: Soldier of Fortune, Real Simple, SWAT Digest, O (Oprah Magazine), Guns and Weapons for Law Enforcement, Cooking Light, Jane's Police Review, Creative Knitting, The Police Marksman, Home and Garden.

Dave

Such interesting picks amidst a very good array of masculine reads

I've really taken to Genlux.

Vanity Fair is a pretty regular.

Backpacker, Outside, and Guns & Ammo.

Chris Miller
www.imagineimagery.com

Vanity Fair, GQ, PDN, Vogue, and Rangefinder.

Woman's Day

W Magazine and Esquire.

Talofa wrote:

Guilty Pleasures: Soldier of Fortune, Real Simple, SWAT Digest, O (Oprah Magazine), Guns and Weapons for Law Enforcement, Cooking Light, Jane's Police Review, Creative Knitting, The Police Marksman, Home and Garden.

Dave

Such interesting picks amidst a very good array of masculine reads


Truth be told, the entire Guilty Pleasures section is fake. Hey, I believe life is a little too stressful and throw out zingers once in a while to get a chuckle from people. Jeremy Clay is brazen and bold....I'm a little more like Leslie Nielson in the Naked Gun series....delivering a joke in a deadpan, serious manner.

Dave

NYLON

Hmm... so it looks like Vanity Fair is a given.

british GQ, wallpaper, various other design/graphic design related magazines

W

"Popular Photography"

Monocle
Digital Photo Pro (US version)
Economist

leaf through pretty well all photo mags available and many Style mags, e.g. Elle, Vogue

GQ

Dpun I was thinking the knitting mags might help markspersons stitch armour plates back together for more adventures in Light Cooking. Grease splatters not to be toyed with.