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In this issue

This issue, July/August 2017, is all about the encaustic process in photography. Our editor-at-large, Helen K. Garber took the reins and created a Special Edition of Shadow & Light Magazine that is filled to overflowing with compelling imagery and very informative text.
The encaustic astists featured in this issue are: Helen K. Garber, Jeri Eisenberg, Patti Russotti, Robert Cook Medina, Susan Rehmer, Lori Van Houten, Jill Skupin Burkeholder, Marybeth Rothman, Carol Mell (cover artist), and Wayne Montecalvo.

Take a journey down the creative lane that is encaustic, and you will be surprised how these photographers blend a few creative touches into something that is at once compelling and visually wonderful.

Shadow & Light Magazine Description:

Publisher: Cygnet-Press

Category: Art

Language: English

Frequency: Bi-Monthly

Shadow & Light Magazine is a bi-monthly, subscription- or single issue-based PDF publication designed for photographers across all levels of photography offering compelling portfolios and valuable information about a range of photographic subjects including portfolios, and individual images, along with interviews and in-depth essays. It is also designed for the photographer who desires to present their work to a larger audience, including curators, collectors, gallerists, and photography peers and professionals.