Camera mag journos at work

[Ian]

Click on the image to see who's who... yes, we spend a lot of time snapping each other, and Vincent (in the middle crouched down) videos everyone...

Ian

[peter]

Re: Camera mag journos at work

Hi Ian

The first guy Will Cheung. The name rings a bell and I may be well off the mark but is he the editor of a camera mag .

[Ian]

Re: Camera mag journos at work

Hi Ian

The first guy Will Cheung. The name rings a bell and I may be well off the mark but is he the editor of a camera mag .

From memory, Will is a Group Editor and oversees several photo mags published by Archant, including Which Digital Camera? and Photography Monthly.

Ian

[peter]

Re: Camera mag journos at work

Yes that is it I have seen his name in Photography Monthly. It is not one of the mags that I buy very often but knew I had seen his name before.

[Autumn]

Re: Camera mag journos at work

That's a good shot Ian, with them all included.

I always think it looks impressive when they bend down, but realise I don't have to as I can pre view my low angle shots both with the Fuji and G3.

I love Venice. I have been 3 times. Once for 4 days - stayed on Venice Mestre, Once for 8 days and stayed on the Lido and once for a day trip from Lake Garda.

If anyone is thinking of going for more than a day trip, I would recommend staying on Venice Island itself as from the Lido it was a bus trip and then a 20 minute waterbus trip, which is still exciting, but it would have been nice to pop back to our hotel during the day.

[Ian]

Re: Camera mag journos at work

That's a good shot Ian, with them all included.

I always think it looks impressive when they bend down, but realise I don't have to as I can pre view my low angle shots both with the Fuji and G3.

I love Venice. I have been 3 times. Once for 4 days - stayed on Venice Mestre, Once for 8 days and stayed on the Lido and once for a day trip from Lake Garda.

If anyone is thinking of going for more than a day trip, I would recommend staying on Venice Island itself as from the Lido it was a bus trip and then a 20 minute waterbus trip, which is still exciting, but it would have been nice to pop back to our hotel during the day.

I don't recommend going in the summer - it was punishingly hot and sweaty

And the gondoliers are so rude if they think you aren't a prospective client

But it's a fascinating a beautiful place, indeed.

Ian

[DTD]

Re: Camera mag journos at work

At one time Will Cheung used to edit Practical Photography went on to Photography Monthly.