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News » ISSP Clipart - Download Royalty-Free Clipart, Images, Fonts, Web Art and Graphics Gitzo GH2781T Series 2 Traveler Ball Head The Gitzo GH2781TQR Series 2 Traveler Center Ball Head w/ Quick Release is a compact tripod head, only 4.49" (11.4 cm) tall, and weighs 14.4 oz (408.2 g), making it the ideal support for photographers on the go. Gitzo's exclusive "Bubble Ball" is responsible for the head's extremely low weight and guarantees extremely smooth head movements. The head also features Gitzo's Spring Assisted Double Lock (SADL) which utilizes two locking systems to keep the ball in the position you require without slippage. The Traveler Center Ball Head is equipped with a quick release system which makes removal or attachment of your equipment to the ball head fast and easy. In addition to a bubble level on the ball stem, the GH2781TQR has three independent built-in bubble levels on the quick release which allow precision positioning of your camera or spotting scope. Safe Grip Safe Grip is a material that gives a safer lock between your camera and the head plate, preventing the camera from moving or slipping.

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Documented No. 8: Music Issue-Part 2 (Issue no-8-music-part2) Love me or leave me. Theme Music 01 Magazine Music Playlist Roy Arden: Soundtrack- Pop Life Interview, Spaces Ralph Rucci Redia Soltis and Jennilee Marigomen Fashion Lookbook Chado Ralph Rucci: S/S14 Art Review Viviane Sassen Jabari Jordan-Walker Interview Roy Arden Adam O'Reilly Fashion Editorial White Lung: Loose Heels Mona Kowalska- A Détacher Redia Soltis A Détacher S/S14 Roll & Hill Caine Heintzman and Jennilee Marigomen Studio visit with Roy Arden Jennilee Marigomen Dempsey – Still, Here Vol. 2 Colin Leaman Her Closet Camie Hoang Jennilee Marigomen and Redia Soltis His Closet Kin Chan Kin Chan Lucky Dragons Magazine Archive

Magazine | Issue #31/ ref. Issue #31 / ref. The Summer issue of Foam Magazine reflects deeply on relationships between photography and reference. Ref. presents eight portfolios which refer each in their own way to other photos, a specific visual style or language, or to stereotypical visual elements that we recognize from other photographic genres. Included is a major portion of the project Then & Now by the prominent American artist Ed Ruscha. The road trip, too, is undeniably part of both American culture and photographic heritage. In his eight meticulously constructed tableaus, the Canadian artist Stan Douglas imagined scenes that could have been lived in Angola and New York sometime during the mid-1970s. Just as carefully staged are the images by Alex Prager. Victoria Binschtok looks to a common and widespread cliché image - the bodyguard who appears as a shadow behind a prominent person; preferably invisible, but at the same time very much in attendance.

Photography blog | theprintspace blog | Photography news, events, photoshop tips Raw Energy Asmita Kapadia We discovered the landscape and architectural work of Asmita Kapadia in our Photography Group. Here she shares more of her stunning portfolio and talks about women in her profession. Life Framer edition one open now! The first edition of the Life Framer Photography Award opened with a buzz. Hoxton Gallery PHOTOBOOK at Hoxton Gallery brings together publishers and artists in this free talk night around the pro and cons of self-publishing and discusses the photography book as media itself. An Uncertain Winter Marco Kesseler Marco Kesseler’s series ‘An Uncertain Winter’ looks at life in Belarus, through the accounts and experience of its citizens. Life Framer 2 - 22 April 2014 We’re pleased to be hosting the the first edition of the Life Framer Award at our East London gallery opening this April. Wittenham Clumps Andy Hough We discovered Andy Hough’s outstanding work on our 500px stream.