Nikon Owner Issue 22
Mud, mud, glorious mud; nothing quite like it for soothing the pent-up emotions of a young bull elephant! What do you do when there is a distinct lack of it? Ask Paul Joynson-Hicks!
Gillian Greenwood introduces us to Andrew Main Wilson who launches the first of his unique seven-part World of Wonders Series. Andrew highlights the fruits of his epic journey in Part I: Asia.
Because you asked for it, Clive Carpenter kicks off his excellent series with the goal of assisting photographers with their workflow.
The Almadrabra by Neil Lucas and Michael Bright
Dawn on a crisp April morning at a fishing harbour on southwest Spain. The aroma of cigarettes and coffee hide the smell of fish. Producer and photographer Neil Lucas leads a BBC film crew to witness a fishing tradition dating back 3,000 years
John Archer-Thomson, a regular contributor to Nikon Owner, makes a welcome return with the curiously ingenious title: Waiting, Grabbing and Something-in-Between.
This issue’s article features images by Ian Gowland and Ian Hutchinson.
Simon Stafford reports on the world’s first macro lens equipped with the VR system – the AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED, which appeared without fanfare and before you could say Shazam!
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