18%GREY | A Street Photography Magazine

18%GREY on Flipboard

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Tue, 16 Apr 2013 19:38:00 +0000

Thought it would be a great idea to represent 18%GREY on Flipboard, bringing our readers some of the wonderful and current Street Photography and Photojournalism news in one place. As always, our focus is on photographers and their images, and not so much about gear and technique (though a few such interesting snippets may find a spot there from time-to-time).
Please look out for us on Flipboard, while we continue to work on issue 3 of 18%GREY Magazine. As always, feel free to give feedback and comments.
Best regards - Michiel de Lange

18%GREY ISSUE 2 OUT NOW!

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 17:02:00 +0000

Good news for all Street Photographers, and Photography Enthusiasts alike:
The SECOND ISSUE of 18%GREY Magazine is out!

In this issue we feature the work of Frank Domahs in Haiti, Ingetje Tadros in Africa, Simon James in Kashgar, and our cover feature photographer, Michel Verhoef from the Netherlands.
As before, feel free to BROWSE AND / OR PURCHASE 18% GREY ISSUE 2
Many thanks for the words of encouragement following the launch of Issue 1. We look forward to receiving your feedback again, and make us aware of your best street photography work if you want to contribute towards further issues of 18%GREY Magazine. Helping us by spreading the word will definitely also be appreciated.
Best regards – Michiel de Lange

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Tue, 08 May 2012 08:02:00 +0000

Interest in 18%GREY has been phenomenal to date, and sales better than expected! Many thanks to all supporters, as well as for wonderful positive feedback. Contrary to expectation, more print copies have been sold to date than digital downloads. Seems like print is not dead yet, which is a good thing in many ways.

There are only about 5 days left to make use of MagCloud's Spring Discount Promotion (until 13 May), so if you're still contemplating whether to give us a chance or not, please feel free to make use of this promotion.

As always, let me know about your opinions. We've only received positive feedback to date, but surely there are some of you who can add value by providing some constructive criticism too. Don't worry - we can take it!

Best regards. Michiel de Lange
Click to Browse / Purchase 18%GREY Magazine Issue 1

More recommended Blogs for Street Photography

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 01:41:00 +0000

Definitely worth a look:
shoot the street / street photography gives us a regular flow of high quality interviews with Street Photographers. Great for gaining insight into what, and who, are behind the images.
sevensevennine / Nick Turpin on Street Photography for all round updates on what's going on in the world of Street Photography.
Beyond the Frame by Dipayan Bhattacharjee, for great news, features and advice, and some really cool articles about Street Photography.
If you come across some really informative websites and blogs that should be on our recommended list, please let us know.
Hope you enjoy browsing through these for the moment.
Best regards.

18%GREY ISSUE 1 is HERE!

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 07:36:00 +0000

With the greatest of pleasure, 18%GREY Magazine Issue 1 is born!

In Issue 1: Our FEATURED PHOTOGRAPHERS
Valerie Rosen (Cover Feature)
Alfred Pleyer
Mike Smithwick
Joel Santos
- with the work of 12 more photographers!

We have teamed up with HP MagCloud to take care of all distribution of 18%GREY. 18%GREY is now available as a Digital Download and / or a high quality Printed version for delivery to your doorstep. By following the link below, you will be taken to HP MagCloud where all details are available to you.
Our launch also coincide with HP MagCloud's Spring Sale, which means that the PRINTED Issue 1 is currently available for only USD 12,05 (up to 13 May 2012) as opposed to our normal cover price of USD 15,00. Needless to say, we are very happy with that too!

As always, if you are impressed with what we have delivered, please help us by spreading the word. We rely on your support to help us make 18%GREY bigger, one issue at a time.

PREVIEW / PURCHASE 18%GREY | issue 1 | april 2012

Please don't forget to give us your feedback!
Best regards - Michiel de Lange

Almost there with ISSUE 1

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 05:02:00 +0000

I can gladly report that all artwork for Issue 1 of 18%GREY Magazine is finished! Now all that's left is crossing those T's and dotting those I's before the launch in a few days time.
Full details will follow soon. In the meantime, please help us by spreading the word.
Best regards - Michiel de Lange

18%GREY now on Twitter

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 02:38:00 +0000

In preparation for the eminent launch of Issue 1, feel free (and be the first) to follow 18%GREY on Twitter .
Best regards.

Recommended Blog: The Phoblographer

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 07:00:00 +0000

Found the really informative blog, The Phoblographer, packed with regularly updated and concise articles, tips and advice that generally have huge relevance to Street Photographers. Hope you enjoy it.

18%GREY on Facebook

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 03:41:00 +0000

18%GREY's Facebook Page has gone live! Feel free to join us there. Show us some love by spreading the word.
Kind regards - Michiel de Lange

Recommended Blogs about Street Photography

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 02:56:00 +0000

One of the greatest experiences for me is at the moment, is that I'm getting into contact with new street photographers who's work I did not know about before. This makes it necessary for me to share some of the interesting content out there. The World As I See It is by Gene Lowinger and gives an eloquent insight into his work and experiences. Worth a visit!

There always has to be a First Posting – so here it is!

noreply@blogger.com (Michiel de Lange) — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 09:49:00 +0000

After months of planning, and many weeks of very intensive work, I am finally glad to reveal and introduce 18%GREY | A Street Photography Magazine!

18%GREYstrives to promote the art of Street Photography, in all its different forms. Apart from the obvious "purist" form, we want to also feature some of the world's most brilliant photographers who work in Street Portraiture-, Documentary-, Urban Landscape and Travel Photography, to name a few. We will also be keeping our eyes open for creative "fine art" street projects, which inspire to look at our urban environments in a different way.

We intend to launch the first issue of 18%GREY in a few weeks from now. In the meantime, why not befriend our website / blog here, and circle us at 18%GREY on Google+ to be kept informed!

We are looking to connect with as many photographers possible out there, whether well-known or still lurking under the surface, regardless of whether you use that camera with a red dot, or your mobile phone to make your art. The only discrimination we want to be guilty of, is that the quality of an image, or a collection, must stand out from the crowd. If you are an interested photographer, please circle us on G+, or introduce yourself on our blog. We will try our best to have a look, and consider your work for a feature.

18%GREYwill be made available as either a digital download and/or a high quality print format that will be shipped to your doorstep. We are partnering with an online company that specialises in this kind of thing and more details will accompany the launch of Issue 1. The digital version is optimised to also display just perfectly on your tablet computer of choice. Here is a sample of what the cover design will look like (don't worry; I don't intend to promote my own images in 18%GREY - just a draft sample).

I thank everybody in advance for your support! There are still a few knobs to turn, keyboards to be punched, and some self-mumbled expletives to be uttered before everything will be as good as it can get, but if you want to share some questions, opinions or advice, feel free to leave your comments. You could be sprouting an interesting subject for discussion on our blog or G+.

Best regards - Michiel de Lange