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Photographers
Resource
This months issue available
NOW includes:
- Then & Now
Photography
This is the main feature
this month and includes:-
- Comparative Photography
Techniques
- Where to Get Old Prints From and
How to Photograph them.
- Photography Timeline - charting
in table format the history of photography from 600BC through to
the present day, showing that it has been a continual process
throughout history.
- Around 33 location guides added
in total, all with photographs.
- Lists of Then & Now Photography
Locations
- Derbyshire Then and Now guides
- Somerset Then and Now guides
- John Constable, the artist, how
to use his paintings and find the similar locations in Suffolk
today to photograph and compare.
- An introduction to Local History
with a list of County Record Offices and the County Codes defined.
- NEW
Photo Archive created and added - with the first
additions being 1,500 Photochromes taken at the beginning of the
20th century, covering England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
- Photographers Diary updated for
September and October events added.
- Heritage Open Days this month.
- Details of Nature and Wildlife
you can photograph during September.
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name suggests, was originally a website developed to provide a wide range
of information for photographers. Much of the information however is
relevant to a far wider audience, including all those who enjoy going out,
visiting places or seeing all types of places and events. On top of this
Photographers Resource has a range of specialist sections covering a range
of topics, and these often have more coverage than anything available
elsewhere, so many of the regular users are not photographers specifically
but a wide range of people with special interests, and those who just enjoy
the opportunity to find out, in one place, a lot about a range of topics.
The Photographers Resource Newsletter
comes out once a month, usually in time for the 1st of the month, and contains articles, lists and new
location guides. We also have picture galleries devoted to some places and
subjects. Most months we have one or more features, introducing or expanding on a
specific subject, which is how the specialist sections came about. Beyond
this there is a continual updating and expansion of specific subjects.
Unlike printed magazines, that runs for a
week or month, we don't have a space limit so can produce large indexes of
places, and the information introduced in Photographers Resource is always
available, updated and fully indexed in a range of ways.
All information is free and no
registration is required.
The Photographers Free
Resource
Use it when you like .....
and if you like, also help expand it.
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Our doorways allowing direct entry
to specific interest areas:-
Monthly newsletter (the
normal entry point for most people.)
See also the Sections available from
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This resource is based around a number
of sections
- Location guides, with details, grids,
links etc, all indexed by topic, alphabetically and by county.
- Galleries with collections of pictures.
- Route Guides and other specialist pages.
- Lists by topic often within a county,
allowing you to find so much more to see.
- A monthly and future diary system to
tell you about a very large number of events, and activities that are on,
that you might like to visit or photograph.
- A reference section with everything from
mapping and weather to comparison information.
- A number of articles, covering topics to
photograph, photographic techniques and more.
- A monthly newsletter that presents new
material in an interesting way.
Make use of it
- When you like, to find specific
information.
- Take a look each month at the new
newsletter, it comes out in time for the 1st of the month.
- Look at back copies of the newsletter at
any time, from our Recent Editions button.
Join in if you like, and help us to grow
this even faster. You can help by:-
- Writing new location guides, we have
grids, guides and other information available to help you
- Testing out location guides
- Supplying photos to assist us to show
others what is at locations
- Writing articles on topics of interest,
like introducing a subject or topic area, a photographic related item or
some other relevant item
- Taking charge of a topic area and
keeping it up to date and expanding it
- Developing or expanding a portal based
on another country
- Helping others to find out about this
free resource
- Suggest another way
Why not take a look now
click here to see the latest newsletter, and buttons to see all
other sections. Some of our
Highlights:
Abbeys
*Ancient Britain
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Stones
Circles
*Canals
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Castles
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White Horses and
Hillside Features
Follies and
Monuments
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Roman
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Railways trains
and trams
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Lighthouses
* Windmills
Gardens
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Walks
*Waterfalls
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Wildlife
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Historic Houses
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Living History
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Photochrome Archive
3D Photography
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Pinhole Photography
* Photographic Lighting and
Reflectors
* Photography Filters
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Z
The web address to go directly
to the current newsletter each month is
www.photographers-resource.co.uk/nl why not add this to your browser
favourites.
We also have doorways that
allow direct access to sections of the information for those with specific
interests. These are shown in a panel at the top of this page.
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Webmasters
- you can link to individual pages if you wish. This system is designed to run
with or without the frame set. To access the pages without the frame sets and
get direct HTML addresses of pages use
non frame indexing. At the
top of each page a bar like the one below allows you to access to the full
Photographers Resource website if you landed on a page outside our frame system.
The 'Bookmark' button's mouse
over facility also has an email option that you can email yourself a link to the
page.
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