I just received my issues from Judy Siegel and haven't been able to put them down (it's a good thing my school reading was done before they arrived!). If you are a alt process printer, interested in alt processes, or interested in general photographic history I recommend buying the set.
Here's an old link from Ed Buffaloe on unblinkingeye.com where he says what he thinks about it...
"Post-Factory Photography is certainly the best underground do-it-yourself alternative-process photography magazine on the planet, containing no end of arcane information. The magazine quickly becomes an indispensable reference for anyone interested in alternative processes."
http://unblinkingeye.com/Articles/Post/post.html
The magazine ended at 9 issues and you can buy a set for a reduced cost over what Ed mentions. Contact the editor Judy Siegel (info@post-factory.org) for more information and the current price. These magazines were printed in small runs and even though she has ordered reprints the supply is limited.
I have nothing to do with this magazine other than the fact that I now own a set--one of our members, Sandy King, was a frequent contributor to the magazine so if he sees this he may jump in and say something about the overall quality of the magazine, no pressure, Sandy.
Here's an old link from Ed Buffaloe on unblinkingeye.com where he says what he thinks about it...
"Post-Factory Photography is certainly the best underground do-it-yourself alternative-process photography magazine on the planet, containing no end of arcane information. The magazine quickly becomes an indispensable reference for anyone interested in alternative processes."
http://unblinkingeye.com/Articles/Post/post.html
The magazine ended at 9 issues and you can buy a set for a reduced cost over what Ed mentions. Contact the editor Judy Siegel (info@post-factory.org) for more information and the current price. These magazines were printed in small runs and even though she has ordered reprints the supply is limited.
I have nothing to do with this magazine other than the fact that I now own a set--one of our members, Sandy King, was a frequent contributor to the magazine so if he sees this he may jump in and say something about the overall quality of the magazine, no pressure, Sandy.
