Wild Planet
Starting in this issue, we will be publishing a few extra pages (between 50 and 60) of wildlife photography.
Why is that? You may ask. Well, as more and more photo magazines are closing lately, we feel the need to accommodate all those wildlife photographers looking for a new source of inspiration.
The landscape side of LPM will remain unchanged (I promise you that). The only difference will be the extra pages added to it. We expect the new issues to be around 250 pages, which is a considerable number of pages compared to other publications.
If you have any questions about this new venture, do not hesitate to contact us in the usual way.

Toscana
Every time I visit Tuscany, I find it even more attractive than the last – it never disappoints. It was the same again, although this time it was for a holiday and not a workshop.
I was slightly disappointed in the way they have started closing down small places (favourite locations) where people park their vehicles to enjoy the views and take pictures.
Tuscany is full of fields; creating some car parks would cost them very little. It makes me wonder if they really want tourism in their area, which is an excellent source of income for the locals.

Dimitri Vasileiou, LPM Editor
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