CONTENTS
ISSUE XIX 2005
PHOTOGRAPHY AS ART by Sue Bishop
Following the publication of her book Photographing Flowers, Sue Bishop returns to Nikon Owner with her article – Photography as Art.
TOUR DE FRANCE – THE GRAHAM WATSON INTERVIEW by Guy Swarbrick.
Graham Watson has been photographing the Tour de France for nearly thirty years and has built his reputation on a broad range of styles that stretches far beyond the run-of-the mill action shot. From stunning landscapes to powerful portraits, he has documented this most colourful of sports – and its first global superstar, Texan Lance Armstrong. Guy Swarbrick has interviewed him for this current issue.
THE BROTHERS COLLIER- by Gillian Greenwood
Phil and Tim Collier are two brothers who have worked together on many projects. Their photographic work shows a profound empathy and understanding of the natural world, with it’s seasons and rhythms, it’s pageantries and mysteries. Gillian Greenwood explores their work and their accomplishments in a two-part article, starting with Tim Collier.
HISTORY OF NIKON Part XVI by Gray Levett
One of the most sought after and yet difficult to find accessory for the Nikon rangefinder cameras is the S-36 Motor Drive. It was instrumental in creating Nikon’s dominance in motorised photography.
THE EARTH MYSTERIES PART I by Graham Hancock and Santha Faiia
Graham Hancock and Santha Faiia begin their three-part series The Earth Mysteries, written exclusively for Nikon Owner magazine. Graham and Santha take us on a fascinating journey back in time in their article, Ethiopia: Window on Archaic Christianity.
DOUBLE CENTURY DELIGHT- by Simon Stafford
As a fully specified, professional grade, D-SLR camera the D200 defines the quantum leap forward in digital imaging technology that has taken place since it’s predecessor, the D100, was introduced only three and a half years ago. Simon Stafford takes a close look at Nikon’s latest digital SLR in a two-part article.
NIKON OWNER GALLERY
Richard Long tells us of his personal story in the Masai Mara, Kenya, and the moment of sheer excitement as the children and the headmaster of the Mara Rianda Primary school watched water coming out of a pipe for the first time.
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