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Unless you are a photography geek, you probably don't recognize the name of Herbert Keppler.
For more than 50 years (since 1950 to be exact...), he thought and inspired tens of thousands of budding photographers.
A writer, editor, publisher, journalist, teacher, photographer and industry guiding light, his columns in Popular Photography and Modern Photography, were famous for his wit, clarity, knowledge and foresight.
After a very short illness, Herbert Keppler passed way.
He will be missed.
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Prepare to be stunned.
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May the first nitwit who asks "how do I achieve this effect?" be struck by lightning while lying semiconscious in the road after being run over by...02-28-2011, 03:52 PM -
This is one of the oldest topics on many photo boards, but I am thinking we might have some unique perspectives, tending towards manipulation-friendliness as one might assume we are.
So who (not what) are your photographic influences?
My own are Edward Weston (both his...08-06-2007, 07:52 PM -
Well, first, don't know if this is the right folder to put my questions in, but here goes!
I want to study photography(within fashion design), but the schools in my hometown is more of the study all genres(that means journalist, wildlife, cars and so on).
So I want to...01-18-2007, 03:16 PM -
I had hear that for underwater photography there i some lens for a clear vision an photography...01-23-2008, 12:14 AM
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The Chobi Mela is an international festival of photography held in Bangladesh.
Chobi Mela, the festival of photography in Asia is now recognised as the festival with the most diverse participation in the world. While most major festivals are situated in the west or are organised by western...05-21-2009, 08:40 AM
Thanks, Mr. Keppler for sharing your passion and knowledge with me and many others over many years.