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| − | The British Journal Almanac was an annual volume published by the British Journal of Photography. On the cover is written "The British Journal Photographic Almanac" and the page headings are written either the same or the more concise form "The British Journal Almanac". It is a thick hardbinded volume (more than 700 pages), with the description of techniques, reviews of all sort of photographic equipment and many ads. It is easy to find at eBay auctions and the price is usually fair. --[[User:Rebollo fr|Rebollo fr]] 12:07, 1 June 2006 (EDT) | + | The British Journal Almanac was an annual volume published by the British Journal of Photography. On the cover is written "The British Journal Photographic Almanac" and the page headings are written either the same or the more concise form "The British Journal Almanac". It is a thick hardbinded volume (more than 700 pages), with the description of techniques, reviews of all sort of photographic equipment and many ads. It is easy to find at eBay auctions and the price is usually fair. It is sometimes called the "BJPA". --[[User:Rebollo fr|Rebollo fr]] 12:07, 1 June 2006 (EDT) |
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The British Journal Almanac
The British Journal Almanac was an annual volume published by the British Journal of Photography. On the cover is written "The British Journal Photographic Almanac" and the page headings are written either the same or the more concise form "The British Journal Almanac". It is a thick hardbinded volume (more than 700 pages), with the description of techniques, reviews of all sort of photographic equipment and many ads. It is easy to find at eBay auctions and the price is usually fair. It is sometimes called the "BJPA". --Rebollo fr 12:07, 1 June 2006 (EDT)
