D-Photo is New Zealand’s No.1 digital photography magazine helping Kiwis get to grips with their cameras and use them more creatively. By providing quality how-to features, product reviews, and inspirational pictures, the magazine gives its loyal and ever-increasing subscriber base the information and confidence they need to embrace digital camera technology and make photography a part of their everyday lives.
Country Home magazine is packed with warm, inviting, personal houses that evoke the feeling of “home” on every page. From contemporary lofts that radiate a modern version of country to Texas farmhouses rich with patina, each issue delivers the style and inspiration that readers hold dear.
In each issue of Cottage Life you’ll find answers to your cottage questions, ideas for your cottage design or redesign, delicious cottage recipes for you and your guests, stories of other interesting cottagers and some wildlife too.
Billboard Magazine is the weekly music magazine from the US, will reviews, news and chart information in each issue. Daily music news, charts, music downloads, and artist features for rock, pop, country, rhythm and blues, jazz, world, and hip-hop.
New Zealand’s most respected and widely-read visual arts magazine, Art New Zealand presents an independent quarterly round-up of the visual arts in New Zealand, by the country’s best art writers.
Amateur Photographer is the worlds oldest weekly magazine for photography enthusiasts. With its unique weekly format, it is the first for news and digital and film equipment tests. Regular features on reader portfolios, darkroom, digital, black & white and photographer profiles ensure all areas of photography are covered.
Eight issues a year filled with stunning photography and insightful articles on Adirondack Park recreation, history, architecture, arts, food, personalities and communities from Lake Placid and North Creek to Old Forge and Lake George. Learn about this treasured territory of mountains, rivers, valleys and lakes where life is in balance with wilderness.
Three generations of a family with separate but intersecting obsessions – trying to figure out how to die with dignity, live with none and make it count.
