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Review of Life Images Magazine

From Liz Masoner,
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The Bottom Line

Life Images Magazine from Stampington & Company is one of those rare publications that catches you off guard. Life Images calls itself "a collection of captured moments and inspired journaling" but it truly exceeds those expectations. In short, Stampington & Company has managed to publish a high-quality art gallery in book form.

Pros

  • High Quailty Printing
  • Nice Variety of Photography Styles
  • Large Amount of Material
  • Ads are Limited and Not Interspersed with the Photographs

Cons

  • Only Published Quarterly (we want more!)
  • Price is High at $14.99 per Issue

Description

  • 144 Pages printed on high quality paper
  • Contributors receive a contributors copy but no other compensation
  • Stampington requests very limited usage rights to photographs contributed

Guide Review - Review of Life Images Magazine

Life Images magazine is more than a random conglomeration of puppies and kittens while not straying into the realm of elitist avante-garde snobbery that all to often infects art publications. Within its 144 pages you will find photographs accompanied by quotes and original text by the photographers. Images range from pets to essays on abandoned houses. I am thrilled to see that the contributors used cameras ranging from point and shoot to DSLRs, proving once again that the photographer is more important than an expensive camera. Life Images is a magazine that takes the place of more expensive coffee table books.
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