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We normally find them on our own just because few photographers have e-mailed us. But all photographers are welcome to e-mail editorial@positivexposure.com and we'll take a look at their work :D
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We like to feature creative photos over editorial type photos. Looking through previous issues is a good way to see what we like, and so is the Flickr group. It's hard to give an exact answer because there are a few moderators and it just has to be something that gets our attention.
Anyway, here are just a few of yours that I love:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/light-shades/4607457649/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/light-shades/4620155402/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/light-shades/4534959904/
You can also check out our photographer faq:
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You can't. You can find it at www.positivexposure.com
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For me, it's personally the indie type experimental stuff.
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Artist wise: Word of mouth, Flickr friends, and artists we've previously interviewed.
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E-mail editorial@positivexposure.com and we'll send your our address.
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Editorial@positivexposure.com
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That's different for everyone.
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E-mail editorial@positivexposure.com
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Friends are showing me As Casual As Sex and The Bear Romantic, I'm reviewing Fang Island, Jonas Sees In Color, Johnny Cash, Post Harbor, Empire! Empire! (I Was A Lonely Estate), and Rachel Cantu, I am personally listening to Harvard.
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Contact us, editorial@positivexposure.com
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You don't read magazines to see what we say, you read to see what artists say and that's what we publish. Besides, we don't have enough time or writers.
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Positivexposure. The E is shared.
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Always: one. As of now: eight.
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It simply came out of the statement, "we want to give them positive exposure."
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