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08/06/2006 12:51:26 PM · #1
photography magazines? I keep saving them thinking I may refer to them again but haven't yet.

Do you save all of yours? If so, for how long?
Do you clip out the interesting stuff and put it in a binder?
Do you toss them?
Do you donate to a friend or club?
Sell them on Ebay? (People do it!)

Thanks.
08/06/2006 01:26:54 PM · #2
Good question... I just keep saving mine too...
08/06/2006 01:38:52 PM · #3
I tend to cut/tear out articles that I know I'll be interested in and put them into a binder.
08/06/2006 01:47:55 PM · #4
I have received a lot of free subscriptions and get 2 or 3 a month.. its piling up but I keep them cause every now and then I go back and look at them again. I've though of taking them to Half Price Books but never did.
08/06/2006 01:54:59 PM · #5
well, I used to think the saame thing. Then last year my family started planning a trip to Utah. I've never been there and didn't know what to expect. I went through all my old magazines and looked at all the amazing pictures from Utah... made a list of sites that inspired me and mapped out an itenerary based on the "research" I did from my photo magazines. It helped a lot to see stunning pictures of the places I wanted to go.

drake
08/08/2006 05:45:53 PM · #6
Thanks for the replies. Anyone else?
08/08/2006 05:48:23 PM · #7
I just sit in the store and read the articles that interest me... but seriously, you probably could donate them to a library or boys/girls club.
08/08/2006 05:50:51 PM · #8
I heard of this new thing called the "Internet" or the Wide World Web or something like that.

Good for searching and stuff.
08/08/2006 06:07:22 PM · #9
Originally posted by scarbrd:

I heard of this new thing called the "Internet" or the Wide World Web or something like that.

Good for searching and stuff.


I've also use this "Internet" that you speak of. Since most photography magazines are imported from the US they're rather pricey.
08/08/2006 06:12:54 PM · #10
Originally posted by Raziel:

Originally posted by scarbrd:

I heard of this new thing called the "Internet" or the Wide World Web or something like that.

Good for searching and stuff.


I've also use this "Internet" that you speak of. Since most photography magazines are imported from the US they're rather pricey.


what's "internet" ?

sorrryyyyy... ;-)

Message edited by author 2006-08-08 18:13:22.
08/08/2006 06:23:28 PM · #11
That Internet thingy is great, yes, but can't get you all of the articles in a magazine. If that were the case they probably would lose a lot of business.
08/08/2006 06:36:33 PM · #12
Have any schools around?? Depending on the magazine, a high school library might be interested in a donation? I know I can usually use just about anything anybody wants to give me in my classroom. Specialty magazines - photography, graphic design, art, etc. are usually to expensive for some schools to subscribe to???

Just a thought...
08/08/2006 06:37:45 PM · #13
Originally posted by ButterflySis:

If that were the case they probably would lose a lot of business.


They have and do continue to.
08/08/2006 06:39:59 PM · #14
My camera club swaps magazines frequently (and by swaps, I mean I take the leftovers from people who pay for their stuff). If you've got a local club, especially one with younger members, I'm sure they'd be happy to have whatever you're done with.
08/08/2006 07:17:43 PM · #15
I am presently a member of NAPP (National Association of Photoshop Professionals)and as such receive their outstanding magazine. I also subscribe to Outdoor Photographer. This is another excellent publication. And, Yes, I do keep all my copies. I can't bear to through them away.
08/08/2006 07:23:14 PM · #16
By the way, I forgot to mention that I have 26 looseleaf binders, 8 of which are 4 inch binders filled with information on Photography and Photoshop. Two of the 4 inch binders are devoted to DPC as are 2 or 3 of the smaller binders.
08/09/2006 09:29:00 AM · #17
I can't seem to part with mine either. I always think there will be a reason I'll have to refer back to something in an issue so I just hang on to them.
08/09/2006 09:34:06 AM · #18
I thought I would be smart and get one of those nice little magazine storage systems.... that was several years ago... I now have about 30 of those not-as-cute-in-bulk magazine holders and a stack of new magazines on my desk waiting to be read and then filed away. I couldn't bear throwing them out, but I do let other photog buddies borrow them.
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