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Fall 2011 Newsletter
This issue includes an editorial about a recent self-assignment to shoot big wave surfing, a review of Nikon’s AF-S 200-400mm f/4G ED VRII telephoto zoom lens, an in-depth On Assignment article featuring big wave surfing images from Tahiti, a perspective article entitled “Giving Thanks” and much more.
The Michael Clark Photography Newsletter goes out to over 6,000 thousand photo editors, photographers and photo enthusiasts around the world. You can download the Fall 2011 issue on my website at:
http://www.michaelclarkphoto.com/fall_2011.pdf
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Michael Clark