Re: [Leica] Interview with Tina Manley

[rclompus@cox.net]

Nice interview Ken.  I learned a lot from the photos as well as the text.

Richard

Richard Clompus, OD
Roanoke, VA
> 
> From: Ken Lassiter <kenlass@gate.net>
> Date: 2002/06/08 Sat PM 05:27:38 EDT
> To: Leica Users Forum <leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us>
> Subject: [Leica] Interview with Tina Manley
> 
> While I was in Italy, an interview I did with Tina Manley was published
> in Photographer's Forum magazine.  Some of you have seen it but many
> others have not.  The comments I have received so far are favorable and
> most readers find it quite inspirational.
> 
> If you are interested, you can find copies for sale in the USA at
> Borders and Barnes & Noble bookstores.  Some other major bookstores may
> also carry it if they sell a lot of magazine titles.
> 
> You can also order a copy from the publisher.  I believe the cost is $5
> per issue plus mailing.  A subscription is only US$15 per year in the
> USA; US$19 in Canada and US$22 outside the USA.  It is published 4 times
> 
> per year and includes interviews and portfolios of photographers.  The
> reproduction quality of the photographs is much better than most photo
> magazines.  The paper quality is outstanding for magazines published
> today.
> 
> The address:
> 
> Photographer's Forum
> 511 Olive Street
> Santa Barbara, CA 93101
> 
> You can also fax an order to 1-805-965-0496.  Include a credit card
> number and your shipping/mailing address.
> 
> You want to order the Summer 2002 issue.  The article on Tina starts on
> page 26 and runs for 9 pages. Seven of her photographs are included plus
> 
> a photo of Tina by me.  In the interview, Tina talks a lot about how and
> 
> why she uses Leica cameras.
> 
> I write for almost every issue of Photographer's Forum magazine.  The
> next issue will include an interview with David Valdez, who was personal
> 
> photographer to Vice President George Herbert Walker Bush and stayed on
> for 4 years while Bush was president.  While I was in Italy, I
> interviewed Andrea De Polo of Fratilli Alinari, the oldest photography
> company in the world still operating.  They were founded in 1852, 13
> years after photography was invented.  They are located in Florence and
> have the oldest and one of the largest archives of photographs in the
> world, over 4,000,000 images going back to the beginning of photography.
> 
> This interview will be published in Photographer's Forum but I do not
> know which issue yet.
> 
> Another Leica photographer was highlighted in the last issue:  Chien-Chi
> 
> Chang, the newest and youngest member of Magnum Photos.
> 
> Ken Lassiter, Boynton Beach, FL
> 
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