Me, much to the frustration of buds who would come over for a well deserved mid-week night of drinking until our eyes bled, I used to keep copies of Byte Magazine. Now I find there are a couple photo mags but my fav is better than the old Sears Christmas catalogue...the B&H Photo Catalog...
sigh...I guess I really am getting old...hehehe...
I have shutterbug (although I already stopped subscription due to many Canon and Nikon than Pentax articles), Photo Techniques and your occasional Gun Digest magazine.
For me..its all about shooting whether camera or gun..lol
*looking around this place.* Where to start... Come to think of it, which *room.*
Lots of poetry and mythology, classics, history, some sci-fi, ...no books actually of or about photography, come to think of it. (I always used to find copies of a book I'd end up giving away to students, seems I'm fresh out. What I need is some better reading light.
*looking around this place.* Where to start... Come to think of it, which *room.*
Lots of poetry and mythology, classics, history, some sci-fi, ...no books actually of or about photography, come to think of it. (I always used to find copies of a book I'd end up giving away to students, seems I'm fresh out. What I need is some better reading light.
hehehehe....exactly...we all know the offical "reading room" in the house and it's not the den or library. winkwink...
I find I drag my laptop in with me way too often...hehehehe...
hehehehe....exactly...we all know the offical "reading room" in the house and it's not the den or library. winkwink...
I find I drag my laptop in with me way too often...hehehehe...
OMG, your laptop's been flagged........
I usually have a variety of periodicals. Depending on the nature of the visit to the reading room I'll either get through a short article, or the entire magazine. lol
I think that it scares you because is the book that Chenney gave as a present to George W Bush when they get elected. It is the book that if you read it upside down you end up invading Afghanistan and Iraq
My wife, all four siblings-in-law and all four of our parents are tenured college professors. We don't really do magazines, we do books. By actual count on a rainy Saturday 3 years ago there were 3734 hardback books on our bookshelves - they're in every room in the house.
Next to my chair right now are
Tamron SP 70-210mm F/3.5 Model 19AH Instruction Manual
Niccolo Rising - Dorothy Dunnett
The 100 Greatest Combat Pistols - T. J. Mullin
The Power of Gold (The History of an Obsession) - Peter L. Bernstein