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According to my Lightroom library, I have photos from 55 different cameras. That’s way too many for a blog post, so maybe I’ll bring it down to the cameras where I shot more than 500 photos. My favourite photos from the Nikon Coolpix S7c (2006 – 2011) My favourite photos from the Lumia 1020 (2013…
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A fun magazine arrived with some coffee, providing a nice breezy read. It features a mix of paper stocks, alternating between glossy and matte, adding tactile variety. The creators showcase their creativity with innovative styles and layouts, while also allowing striking photography to take center stage.
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The author praises an issue of Sports Illustrated from December 1954, noting its vibrant photography and unique illustrations. A standout feature is a beautiful map of Parsenn. They also express a desire to see the return of the “Pat on the Back” section, suggesting that it could be revived by Defector.
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The AGO has a special Monet to Matisse exhibit happening this summer. I decided to shoot a few photos with my 3DS. For each of these, there’s the photo, a 3D anaglyph (you can see the 3D if you put on old-fashioned 3D glasses), and a gif. If you still have a 3DS, you can…
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The post discusses a unique wrestling title known for its striking design and clarity, which has sustained its appeal for nearly 30 years. It features prominent elements like “World Heavyweight Wrestling Champion,” a crown, and wrestling figures, without any corporate branding, symbolizing an authentic global championship recognized by fans across various promotions.
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The post discusses a unique wrestling title known for its striking design and clarity, which has sustained its appeal for nearly 30 years. It features prominent elements like “World Heavyweight Wrestling Champion,” a crown, and wrestling figures, without any corporate branding, symbolizing an authentic global championship recognized by fans across various promotions.
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Popeye magazine, initially almost titled “CITY BOY,” was inspired by Jiro Ishikawa’s U.S. travels. Art Director Masahiro Shintani crafted its distinctive layout, while Editor Takeo Uchisaka developed the dense, slang-infused writing style. The “Whole City Catalog” showcases these innovations, inviting readers to explore its influential design.
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Anime Herald is, according to them, the first new anime magazine to launch since 2007. I covered their first issue in print, I’m reading this one digitally. A big launch issue? Obviously a big deal. Issue 2? Now it’s a magazine. I like the details of dirt and grain in the backgrounds of the VHS…
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I picked this one up at A&C Games. They often have stacks of old gaming mags there. I recommend it. This is about as cheap as nostalgia gets these days. Something I want to highlight about game magazines was they would show the entire level of a platformer and guide the reader through it. For…
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The review highlights a unique issue of NewType magazine, featuring a cover story with an extensive 30-page section of interviews and art. Additionally, it includes a manga chapter with different paper stock. The reviewer, a Ranma 1/2 fan, appreciates the detailed director interview and the inclusion of fan art, reminiscent of past favorites.
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