D-Photo no. 58 out Monday

Our clever subscribers can begin checking their mailboxes from tomorrow, but everyone else should run down to the local news agent because D-Photo no. 58 hits the shelves on Monday.
This issue we talk to portrait artist extraordinaire, Esther Bunning, about her magical Tales of Whimsy images that turn childhood dreams into photographic reality.

We also feature work from American master William Eggleston alongside New Zealand great Lawrence Aberhart, looking at a new exhibition exploring their contributions to the poetry of everyday life.

Travel photographer Josh Donnelly takes us on a photo tour of Myanmar and we look at Swiss photographer Sebastian Magnani’s arresting new project with a creative look at dogs and their owners.

You will also find an exclusive feature on the fresh, challenging work from New Zealand’s best young photographers in the Canon EYEcon awards, and learn how not to bore your friends to death with dull GoPro footage in Mead Norton‘s action video tutorial.

Our beloved regulars also offer up some inspiring insights, including Chris McLennan‘s tour of New Zealand’s best kept landscape secretes, Jackie Ranken‘s use of double exposure in travel photography, Andy Belcher‘s heart-pounding rafting photography.

Plus our resident experts are on hand to help you master light, with Paul Petch looking at the fundamentals of location portraiture and Luke White laying down the many studio options available with a single light.

And our tech-head reviewers put Sony’s full-frame mirrorless A7, Panasonic’s tiny Lumix GM1, Canon’s impressive L-series 200-400mm zoom lens and Olympus’s stylish OM-D E-M1 through their paces.

If you are keen to grab the new issue online you can do so here, or you can subscribe (or re-subscribe) and go in the draw to win one of two GoPro Hero3+ cameras – we’ve got a Black Edition worth $599 and a Silver Edition worth $479 to be won!