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Three Great Cover Stories (and more) on Double Exposure

I think that Double Exposure magazine (doubleexposure.com) is a fantastic online magazine with a wealth of images from emerging and legendary photographers.

For example, these three cover stories, featuring Greg Gorman, Douglas Kirkland, and Peter B. Kaplan, all showcase great work by truly talented professionals, as well as great writing by Double Exposure’s editor, Lynne Eodice. I also recommend subscribing to some or all of their free newsletters, which can be found here. There is also news from members of photoworkshop.com, an amazing online resource for learning more about photography.

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Posted on March 17, 2008 by Andrew | Filed Under ART, EXHIBITION, NEWS, PHOTOGRAPHY, TIPS

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