I can never decide between ‘A change is as good as a rest’ and ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ - two oft quoted wisdoms that seem, on certain levels at least, to think in contrary directions.
Last time we asked the opinion of our readers in a survey you told us that, on balance, you liked AP just the way it is. Some prefer one part of the magazine and ignore another, while others relish and pass-over in the opposite fashion – effectively cancelling each other out. But while you seem in the most part to be happy with what we present to you each week that is no reason not to make some changes – so we have.
The largest part of this ‘refresh’ comes down to a few new colours and new ways of displaying our articles. But we have also introduced some exciting new people – wildlife photographer Andy Rouse will be recounting his exploits for us every week, while expert photographers Brett Harkness, Paul Hobson and Lee Frost have joined Clive Nichols on our Masterclass team. We will still be catering firmly for the tastes of the more sophisticated enthusiast, with advanced techniques and thoughtful features, but without leaving the beginners behind. I hope you like it.
So, let us know what you think by taking part in this week's poll My first impressions of the new style AP are, and I promise not to delete the thread if you're not all gushing with praise!!![]()
Damien
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and it'll be sometime
when I get to see the new look Amateur Photographer Magasine 
