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Here's a short article on documentary photography projects that offers some good suggestions, particularly about having a mission statement for your project:
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Liebes Forum, der US Magnum Fotograf Steve McCurry ist morgen Abend in München zu Gast - im Literaturhaus stellt er seinen neuen Bildband "Lesen" vor. Beginn ist 20 Uhr, Karten gibt es beim Literaturhaus: http://www.literaturhaus-muenchen.de/veranstaltung/items/3446/vars/id-2016-steve-mccurry.html
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Hands-On (Video) with seemingly production quality Leica S2: Head-2-Head Blog Magnum photographer Costa Manos is on hand to demo and discuss the product. Very interesting glance at an iconic Leica shooter viewing the latest and greatest.
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"The sign at the entrance to my gym locker room says 'no cell phones please, cell phones are cameras.' They are not. A camera is a Nikon or a Leica or Rollieflex and when you strike someone with one,--- that is take your camera and use it as a weapon, they know they have been hit with something substantial. When I was a civil rights photographer (two Nikon Reflexes), I recall a news camera man who had a 16mm (wind up) cast iron camera. When I admired it he said it was 'good to hit people with'. That’s a camera." - Danny Lyon This quote from Magnum photographer Danny Lyon got me to wondering how tough the M8 is. I mean really. I'm not advocating using it as a weapon but I'm wondering if a drop on concrete would cause the base plate to fall off. This would probably cause the battery and SD card to also exit. Has anybody had a good (bad) drop of the M8? How did it survive? The baseplate?
