I was a little bit of a shutterbug throughout the trial, honestly.
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Like fellow royal shutterbug Kate Middleton, Princess Victoria captures all of her children's special moments.
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Today, the couple work as professional photographers and host their own successful shutterbug YouTube channel.
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"It looks like a halo over your head with the light," the shutterbug pointed out.
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First, she seems to have befriended prominent photographers to bolster her profile as a bona fide shutterbug.
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The shutterbug grilled Pitt on the one question "everyone wants to know": is he getting back with Aniston?
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We've got gorgeous gift ideas, geeky gift ideas and ideas for those shutterbug friends who never put their camera down.
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"I built my name and reputation on safety and doing things legally, with permission," he told Shutterbug magazine in 2007.
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Seems the famed shutterbug wanted all his male models to be shirtless and all his female models to be without pants.
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If this whole acting thing doesn't work out for Jonah Hill, he can always start a second career as a shutterbug!
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Lume Cube Air, $69.95, available at AmazonAny smartphone shutterbug will love having the Lume Cube Air in their mobile photography kit.
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If you're an avid shutterbug — or just starting your holiday shopping — you may want to add this to your wish list.
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On Sunday night's episode, the eldest Kardashian sister hits Smashbox Studios in L.A. to be photographed by celebrity shutterbug Brian Bowen Smith.
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But I know that AI-driven blonde shutterbug had enthralled both me and Kotaku's Gita Jackson into writing multiple articles about him.
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This twin-lens starter kit includes the Rebel T53 comes with everything you'll need to become the family's go-to shutterbug in 2018.
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At seventeen, Shore began to frequent Andy Warhol's Factory, where he documented the artist and his devoutly narcissistic hangers-on with shutterbug zeal.
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The veteran shutterbug and World War II veteran was actually wounded in action—more than once—when fighting abroad, he told CNBC this week.
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The aspiring shutterbug was so enthusiastic about learning the new skills that he couldn't put the camera down, even when the group got together for a photo.
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We recently reviewed the upcoming Hasselblad X1D; below, you'll find five more new releases that'll elevate your vacation photos, whether you're a total novice or a professional shutterbug.
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" Tributes quickly flooded in for the German shutterbug, who worked on campaigns for brands like Dior and Louis Vuitton, and shot covers for high-profile publications like Vogue. "Heartbroken.
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The fifth member of the close-knit group, Charlie McIntyre, played by an amiable Terrence J., is a carefree, commitment-phobic talent agent who's an enthusiastic shutterbug on the side.
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Over the course of his 48-year career, the New York–born, self-taught shutterbug witnessed the rise of rock 'n' roll and the global culture shifts that came with it.
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In the case of Slovenian shutterbug Samo Vidic, the high-flying stunts of mountain snowboarding provide the perfect backdrop to try out new and innovative photographic techniques, yielding project Frozen Motion.
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The German shutterbug worked on campaigns for brands like Dior and Louis Vuitton, shot covers for high-profile publications like Vogue, and even shot the album artwork for Beyoncé's I Am… Sasha Fierce.
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The average modern shutterbug spends an enormous chunk of time not peering through a viewfinder but staring at a screen, eyeballs frying like a couple of eggs as they edit for hours on end.
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Compatible with smartphones as far back as the iPhone 4, and most Samsung smartphones, the PixlPlay is a kind of shell with rubber grips, a focus lens and a film advance lever that clicks when kids play shutterbug.
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And while promoting his new memoir, My Life in Focus: A Photographer's Journey with Elizabeth Taylor and the Hollywood Jet Set, the celebrity shutterbug shared rare photos with PEOPLE of the Hollywood legends from the '19843s and '70s — and revealed secrets of their legendary romance.
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Brandon Stanton, the nimble shutterbug behind the immensely popular photo blog Humans of New York, has worked hard to filter politics and moral judgments out of his posts, intent on maintaining objectivity as he captures his subjects in words and on film, letting them speak for themselves.
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During the terrorist showdown in Nairomi, photographer Jimmy Olsen (yep, that was him, as a CIA operative instead of the usual earnest shutterbug; no, you would not know this unless you paid attention to the film's closing credits) sees a film canister pulled from his FILM CAMERA right before he's whacked, execution-style.
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Retrieved March 2011 he frequently wrote for Shutterbug magazine in the United States.
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He also produced The Radio Computer Magazine, which was syndicated on the Sun Radio Network, and was a guest commentator on high-tech issues for the Business News Network, WBAL radio in Baltimore, and the Australian Triple M Network's weekly Byte This program. Socha also wrote articles on both digital and film photography, using the byline "John Stewart," for eDigitalPhoto and Shutterbug magazines. They can now be found in the Shutterbug web site archives. Shutterbug archives ACPress.
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Veruca Salt performed "Shutterbug", written by Louise Post, on Saturday Night Live.Erlewine, Stephen Thomas. "Veruca Salt". allmusic.com. Retrieved September 29, 2020.
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Another single, "Shutterbug", was performed by the band on Saturday Night Live. In 1998, Gordon left the band and Post recruited new members. They then released another album, Resolver (2000).
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Jones toured with the band on the Eight Arms tour and appeared in the music videos for "Volcano Girls" and "Shutterbug". In 1997, Veruca Salt opened for the band Bush in a North American tour.
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Shutterbug Follies has been reviewed favorably by Publishers Weekly and the School Library Journal. Mark Frauenfelder, reviewing the webcomic for Playboy, called the artwork "superb". The book was banned in a Texas high school, citing profanity and sexual content.
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Popular Photography, Volume 64 Number 3; March 2000. Jason Schneider, "Classic Cameras; The Top 20 Cameras of All-Time Countdown: Schneider’s List, The Next Five—Do You Agree?" pp 68–70, 130. Shutterbug, Volume 37 Number 7 Issue 452; May 2008.
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His interest for art and in particular photography emerged early on. His mother has always been quite a shutterbug documenting his sisters and him. His father, despite working in finance, is a home movie pioneer, often filming the family with his Super8 camera.
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Shutterbug Follies is a graphic novel created by Jason Little. The book was released as a weekly webcomic and newspaper series, and was published in its entirety by Doubleday in 2002. The series continued in 2005 under the title Motel Art Improvement Service.
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In the 1970s Shell decided to change careers and began to pursue photography and writing. He wrote his first articles for Shutterbug magazine in 1973 and continued his association with that magazine, later becoming its Editor, a position he held until 2003.
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The Nikon D300 was announced on August 23, 2007. Shutterbug Magazine, and the UK magazine, "What Digital Camera" presented initial 'First Look' reviews. Imaging Resource and Photocrati also did their own initial reviews. DCR and Camera Labs have full reviews of the D300.
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Shutterbug, Volume 37 Number 12 Issue 457; October 2008. 135 film's standard 24×36 mm frame size is inefficient.Herbert Keppler, "SLR notebook: What lenses will the future bring? What do we really want, and what will we really get?" pp 24–26, 28.
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Warrior's Lair was eventually canceled in July 2013. In 2012, Idol Minds shifted its focus onto mobile free-to-play games. On August 10, 2015, a Kickstarter project was launched for a nature photography game titled "Shutterbug", seeking to raise in funding.
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Vincent has written for American Photography Magazine and been featured in the New York Times. His photography has been featured in Popular Photography, Shutterbug, Petersen's Photographic, PC Camera, What Digital Camera, Studio Design and Photography, Professional Photographer, Digital Imagining, Digital Camera, and I/O Magazine.
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Little uses several techniques in Shutterbug Follies to draw comparison to photography. A few panels imitate the style of a fisheye lens. Several others use rounded borders that are similar to old-fashioned photographs. The shape of the book itself is suggestive of a photo album.
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Interaction with the site is also gamified, where users are credited points and badges when taking certain actions within the site. For example, sharing photos of food can earn you a "Shutterbug" badge, and writing reviews of Thai food makes the user a "Thai food expert".
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Popular Photography, Volume 72 Number 9; September 2008. John Wade, Collector's Guide pp 117–118) were still available in 2006.Roger J. Hicks, "Panoramic Cameras; Gear To Help You Get The WIDE View" Shutterbug; January 2006 retrieved 7 January 2008 The Sport (camera) is the series production model of a prototype camera called Gelveta.
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Modern Photography, Volume 51, Number 9; September 1987. . p 56Jason Schneider, "Classic Cameras; The Final Countdown: The Top 20 Cameras of All Time," pp 156–157, 176–179. Shutterbug, Volume 37 Number 10 Issue 455; August 2008. This was exhibited at the Leipzig Spring Fair in March and was in production by April 1936.
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Flossie served as Fred's assistant for their traveling photographic studio throughout the Utah territory. They had one daughter; Frances born 25 June 1902. Fred and family then set out to establish themselves in California, arriving sometime after 1906. Initially, Hartsook operated as an "itinerant shutterbug, [wandering] all over the state, his team of mules pulling a homemade darkroom."KPCC.
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In 1966, Papas made his feature film debut as producer, writer and director of the politically controversial, critically acclaimed The Private Right.Michael Kustow, "Festivals 66: London," Sight & Sound, Winter 1966/67.Katerina Georgiou, “Filmmaker Minos Papas Debuts Shutterbug,” Neo, May 2010.P. Mudie, Sydney Underground Movies: Ubu Films, 1965–1970, University of New South Wales Press, 1997, p. 70.
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Shutterbug was released by Trevor McNevan in 1995 under the band name Oddball. McNevan had friends Dave Smith (guitar), Tim Baxter (bass) and Neil Sanderson (drums), play on the album. There were 27 songs on the album, the first half rock, the second half hip-hop. McNevan recorded it at Barry Haggarty's studio in his home town of Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.
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Jayanth Sharma (born 6 May 1980) is a wildlife photographer and writer based in Bangaluru, India. Sharma has won several wildlife photography awards on a national and international level. He is the CEO & founder of Toehold, a travel and photography company partnered with Amazon India for launching its new online club Shutterbug. Sharma writes about travel photography on news websites The Asian Age, Outlook and Deccan Chronicle.
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Daniel Ost (born 5 August 1955) is a Belgian floral artist, floral designer and garden architect. CBS News has described him as "the world's leading flower designer""Daniel Ost: A Life In Bloom", CBS News, February 3, 2001. Retrieved March 10, 2014. while The New York Times says that "to call him a master flower designer is akin to calling Annie Leibovitz a shutterbug".
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Unusually for a photography magazine columnist, Zucker mentioned aspects of his personal life in his columns, including his diagnosis of terminal cancer. Shortly after the diagnosis, he arranged a four-generation photo session that included himself, his children, grandchildren, and a great-grandchild, and photos from that session appeared in his Shutterbug column. His marriage to Sondra Wool Zucker ended in divorce. Zucker always recognized his Homosexuality after his divorce.
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Jason Palmer Little (born 1970) is an American cartoonist. He grew up in Binghamton, New York, studied photography at Oberlin College, and now lives in Brooklyn with writer Myla Goldberg and their two daughters. Little's first graphic novel, Shutterbug Follies (), a mystery adventure featuring his heroine Bee, was originally serialized in free weekly papers and on the Internet. The series' online incarnation won the 2002 Ignatz Award for Outstanding Online Comic.
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The single, Shutterbug, was played on Steve Lamacq's BBC radio show. The band embarked on its first UK tour in February 2010 to promote the release. The ten-city tour included stops in Cambridge, Leeds, Liverpool, Swansea, Nottingham, London, Norwich, Pontefract, Sheffield, and Doncaster. Hammer No More the Fingers was tapped to headline Death Disco night at the Notting Hill Arts Club in London and played to a sold-out crowd on February 10, 2010.
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George Schaub, "Canon's EOS 5D Mark II: HD Videos And 21MP 'Full Frame' Stills," pp 122–127. Shutterbug, Volume 38 Number 6 Issue 463; April 2009. The D90 and 5D II are otherwise straightforward 2008 D-SLRs. Point-and-shoot digital cameras have had video recording (usually standard definition, but HD recently) for a few years and it is expected that HD video recording will soon become a standard D-SLR feature.
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Oddball recorded only one album, Shutterbug, which was released in 1995. McNevan is the founding member of TFK (along with original guitarist Dave Smith), formed in 1997 in Peterborough, Ontario. McNevan came up with TFK's name "symbolizing the point in our lives that we realize we can't make it on our own strength". He has written and released seven albums with Thousand Foot Krutch to date and another four with his side project FM Static.
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The company had warned photographers that "they cannot even use existing pictures of the tree for commercial purposes."Monterey Journal; Trees and Trademarks: The Disputes Run Deep Katherine Bishop, Special To The New York Times, August 2, 1990 Other legal commentators have questioned the Pebble Beach Company's ability to invoke intellectual property laws to restrict others' use of such images.Lone Cypressgate: Shutterbug, Spare This Tree! Ken Kwartler, The Recorder (Bay Area Legal Daily) August 24, 1990.
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He has published three books on photography. His first book was Welcome to Oz: A Cinematic Approach to Digital Still Photography with Photoshop and named as one of the top digital books of 2007 by Shutterbug Magazine. The second book, Welcome to Oz 2.0, a complete rewrite of his first to include the science of focus and blur, and ExDR. His third book, From Oz to Kansas: Almost Every Black & White Technique Known to Mankind, was published in 2012.
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Computer Shopper magazine was established in 1979 in Titusville, Florida. It began as a tabloid-size publication on yellow newsprint that primarily contained classified advertising and ads for kit computers, parts, and software. The magazine was created by Glenn Patch, publisher of the photo- equipment magazine Shutterbug Ads, in the hopes of applying its formula to a PC-technology magazine. The magazine expanded into prebuilt home computers and white box IBM PC compatibles through the 1980s.
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The sports range from horseback riding, alpine skiing, and sailing, to soccer and lacrosse. The school's mascot is a tiger whose name is Ivan. The Daltonian is Dalton's official student newspaper and is published every 2–3 weeks by the High School students. Middle and High School students also produce other publications, including the political journal Realpolitik, literary magazine Blue Flag, visual art magazine Fine Arts, photography magazine Shutterbug, and a middle school blog, the Dalton Paw.
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DxOMark scores are used in many independent news publications and specialist media sites, including: The Washington Post, The New York Times, Die Zeit, Le Monde, Les Numeriques, NDTV, India Today, The Indian Express, China Daily, Forbes, Wired, ZDNet, Extreme Tech, Tech Crunch, Tech Radar, CNET, PC World, Gizmodo, Endgadget, Digital Trends, The Next Web, The Verge, GSM Arena, Android Authority, Mac Rumors, Digital Photography Review, Shutterbug, Imaging Resource, Trusted Reviews, T3, XDA-Developers, First Post, Xataka, PetaPixel, Tom's Guide, BGR, Sina, and Sohu.
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The 1941 Abbott and Costello film In The Navy features Claire Dodd, whose character chases Dick Powell's character around trying to photograph him with an Argus C3. In The Philadelphia Story (film)., photographer Elizabeth Imbrie (Ruth Hussey) uses an Argus C3 while on assignment to cover Tracy Lord's wedding for Spy Magazine. In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Colin Creevey, the Gryffindor shutterbug, is shown using an Argus C3 with a flash attachment to take wizard photos of Harry Potter.
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At the beginning of the 21st century, it has become difficult to make an artistic statement in nude photography, given the proliferation of non-artistic and pornographic images which taints the subject in the perception of most viewers, limiting the opportunities to exhibit or publish the images. When they appear in mainstream consumer magazines such as Popular Photography, PC Photo, and Shutterbug; the editors receive sufficient negative response that they tend to reject the work of serious nude-image photographers.
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Eliot catches Paul and gets Zisi to fire him, but Joss's 13-year-old sister Hester (Jane Asher) has taken a liking to Paul and begs Joss to get Eliot to reconsider, which he does. But later he becomes angry when shutterbug Hester takes his picture. Then he rushes out of a tour of caves where champagne is stored to avoid famous guest Monsieur Renard (Raymond Gérôme), the best policeman in France. He also insists on turning away potential guests.
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Dynalite has since featured Niven's work in well known photography magazines such as PDN, and Shutterbug. Dynalite uses Niven's work to advertise their lightweight studio lighting, "road series" and ring flash units. Niven's work has been used in national product-leaflets for Dynalite as well, in photography stores, including New York based B&H; Photo Video. Niven manages several blogs and websites, consisting of commercial and personal blogs, web galleries, photography courses, and YouTube outlets featuring his behind-the- scenes-videos of his productions.
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Additionally, he was a prolific author and teacher, with monthly columns in magazines such as Shutterbug. Several manufacturers made equipment bearing his name, most notably Westcott's "Monte Reflector" and ALM's "Monte Zucker Pneumatic Posing Stool". Unlike many photographers of his generation, he readily embraced new technology, particularly digital photography and Adobe Photoshop, featuring digital techniques in his columns right up until the end of his life, and relating them to earlier methods. He did a series of traveling workshops taught by himself and Eddie Tapp, who covered Photoshop techniques.
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Powell's "Frozade Moments, 1985-2003," ran at Bill Adler's Eyejammie Fine Arts Gallery in New York from July through September 2003.See “Fete Work: Gadfly-shutterbug Ricky Powell has a career retrospective,” by Margeaux Watson, Time Out New York, August 7, 2003. Powell's “Public Access: Ricky Powell Photographs 1985-2005” exhibition was featured at the colette in Paris, the powerHouse Gallery in New York, Milk Bar in San Francisco, and Lab 101 Gallery in Los Angeles. Powell exhibited both his photographs and his signature street style at BRAVE Art, Whistler in 2006.
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"Nikon D90 Digital SLR Answers The Call For Creative Freedom With Advanced Features That Benefit All Levels Of Photographers" 27 August 2008 Nikon USA press release. Retrieved 2 September 2008Joe Farace, "Nikon's D90: The Legendary N90 Returns in Digital Form" pp 120–122, 124, 158, 160. Shutterbug, Volume 38 Number 4 Issue 461; February 2009. Josh Quittner, "User's Guide: Still Life With Video: Nikon's new [D90] camera lets you shoot pictures like a pro and take high-def video like an amateur," p 58. TIME, Volume 172, Number 13; 29 September 2008.
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Siegfried's first book is titled LifeLines (2000) with introductory remarks by Andrea Barrett. Some of the magazines where her photographs have been published are: the Schwarzweiss, La Fotografia Actual, The Women's Daybook, ARTNews, Shutterbug and Camera Arts. Her photo collections are found at the Aaron Copland House in Cortlandt Manor, New York, the Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts, Japan, the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography, Ottawa, and the Peter E. Palmquist Women in Photography International Archive in the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at the Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut.
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Trevor McNevan is a Canadian singer who is best known as the lead singer and songwriter of Thousand Foot Krutch, pop punk side project FM Static along with Steve Augustine (the third Thousand Foot Krutch drummer), and hip hop side- project I Am the Storm. His first band, Oddball, included Dave Smith (guitar) and Tim Baxter (bass), as well as drummer Neil Sanderson. Oddball released the 27-song record Shutterbug, in 1995, featuring half hip-hop and half rock songs. McNevan is the only original member of Thousand Foot Krutch.
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However, Eight Arms to Hold You sold well due to the success of the first single, "Volcano Girls", written by Gordon. It was a catchy, power-pop tantrum that matched "Seether"'s success, peaking at #8 on the Modern Rock charts. The album peaked higher (Billboard Top 200 at 55) than American Thighs, but sales dropped off when the second single "Shutterbug" failed to chart, despite a high-budget video and Saturday Night Live performance. Three more singles were sent to radio ("The Morning Sad", "Straight", and "Benjamin") but none of them did well enough to warrant a video.
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Veruca Salt performed another single, "Shutterbug", on Saturday Night Live; instead of the featured musical group performing two songs as had been tradition, the musical performances were split between Sting and Veruca Salt. This change was announced at the last minute between the dress rehearsal and the live show, at the behest of Sting to producer Lorne Michaels. Shapiro left the band soon after the release of Eight Arms, due to unease with having to learn how to play drums – an instrument he had only started playing when asked to join the band – while under public scrutiny. Shapiro was replaced by Stacy Jones (of Letters to Cleo and American Hi-Fi).
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Popular Photography, Volume 65 Number 6; June 2001. The first autoexposure still camera was the non-SLR Kodak Super Kodak Six-20 (USA) of 1938 with a mechanical system controlling both aperture and shutter speed via trapped-needle method coupled to external selenium photoelectric cell.Herbert Keppler, "Inside Straight: Film Festival: Old film cameras are no doorstops," pp 46–47. Popular Photography & Imaging, Volume 71 Number 8; August 2007. Schneider, "The 10 most important cameras of the 20th century." p 87Schneider, "Classic Cameras; The Top 20 Cameras of All-Time Countdown: Schneider's List, The Next Five—Do You Agree?" pp 146, 148, 150, 152–153. Shutterbug, Volume 37 Number 9 Issue 454; July 2008.
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Each episode begins with Special Agent Oso in the midst of a training exercise, which he usually fails on his first try, causing him to say "It's all part of the plan more or less" and Paw Pilot, his computerized assistant, which gives him a special alert by saying "Special Alert, Special Alert". Invariably, during the exercise, at least one child is confronted with a simple task which they have trouble completing, an event which a Shutterbug drone notices. Oso is always assigned to the case, and Paw Pilot, along with the unseen Mr. Dos, illustrate his client's plight and assign him a mission to help the child complete the task. To do so, Paw Pilot provides Oso with three special steps, a simplified step-by-step guide to completing the task.
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Editor Haigley assigned Zappone, The Oracle's first staff shutterbug, the task of creating one color photograph illustrating an aspect of campus life or events for the front page of each issue. It was a feature that no other university newspaper had at that time and was a cooperative effort with the St. Petersburg Times (now The Tampa Bay Times). Each Tuesday, Haigley, Zappone and a third alternating staff member drove 30 miles from the USF campus in North Tampa to the downtown St. Petersburg headquarters of the St. Pete Times to spend an afternoon supervising the composing room staff while mechanicals and plates for the late night press run of The Oracle were assembled. The papers were trucked to the campus each week in the early-morning hours and set out in racks around the campus.
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Alan Horder, editor, The Manual of Photography. (formerly The Ilford Manual of Photography.) Sixth edition. London, UK: Chilton Book Company/Focal Press Limited, 1971. . p 155Kraszna-Krausz, p 1631Jason Schneider, "A Cheapskate's Guide To Medium Format: Think getting into medium format is expensive? It doesn't have to be," pp 104–105, 136. Popular Photography, Volume 59 Number 12; December 1995. The Noviflex was not commercially successful; it was the Franz Kochmann Reflex-Korelle (Germany) of 1935 that established the popularity of the 2¼ square format SLR.Robert Monaghan, "Reflex Korelle Early SLR MF Camera" retrieved 11 March 2008Jason Schneider, "Classic Cameras; The Top 20 Cameras of All-Time Countdown: We Begin Schneider's List—Do You Agree?" pp 142–143, 194–195. Shutterbug, Volume 37 Number 6 Issue 451; April 2008. ;1935: 135 film, commonly called 35 mm film, introduced by Kodak (USA). Was (and is) 35 mm nominal width (1⅜ inch actual widthJoe McGloin, "Half-Frame Cameras" retrieved 18 May 2007Spira, Lothrop and Spira, pp 148–149), acetate base, double perforated film, pre- loaded into felt-lipped, daylight-loading cartridges ready-to-use for still cameras.
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Quest Couch, his designs, products and inventions have been featured in the following articles and media: American Media Strobist (Oct 2008, Feb 2008, Nov 2007), Digital Photo (Sep 2008, Aug 2005, April 2008, Jan/Feb 2009), Imaging Info (Mar 2009), Digital Photo Pro Magazine (Nov 2009), Digital Pixels (Feb 2009), Picture Your World Photography (June 2009}, The Digital Picture (Softbox Review), Gizmodo (Dec 2007), Photo Tidbits (April 2001), Camera Dojo (April 2008), Photo Tips Online (April 2009), John Milleker Photography (Dec 2008), Contact (Mar/April 1993), International Photographer (Aug 1991, Swimsuit 1992), Mac Design (July 2003), USA Today (April 8, 2009) , Modern Photography (Mar 1988), Outdoor Photographer (April 1988, Aug 1992, April 2003, Sep 2003, Sep 2005, Nov 2009), Peterson's Photographic (Nov 91, Feb 92), Photo Electronic Imaging (Dec 1991, May 1992), Photo Methods (April 1988, Dec 1990), Photonews (Fall 2005), Photoshop (Feb 2004), Popular Photography (April 1989, Jan 1990, May 1990, Oct 1991, Sep 1992), Professional Photographer (Nov 91), Rangefinder (Dec 1991, Oct 1992, Dec 1992, Nov 1993, April 2004, June 2004), Shutterbug (May 1991, June 1991, June 1992, Aug 1992, Aug 1995, July 2009), Studio Photography (Feb 1991, Jan 1992), Studio Photography & Design (July 2003), Travel & Leisure (June 1989). International Australian Photography (Nov 1992), Chasseur d'lmages (Jan/Feb 1990), Color Foto (Nov 1990, Dec 1992), Focale (Jun 1990), Fotoheft (Jun 1990), Foto Creativ (May/Jun 1990), FotoDoka (April 1991), FotoGrafai (April 2005), Foto Magazine (Jun 1990), lnvista (Anno 11, Numero 32), Kaufberatung (Jan 1991), Leica Fotografie Intl (Jan 1991, Feb 1992), Makrofotografie (Aug 1990), MFM Fototechnik (May 1990), Sonderdruck Aus Photographie (Oct 1990).
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