Week in and week out, I look forward to the release of this short magazine. Often there are helpful tips, reviews and news shorts. The most consistent thing I enjoy is the gallery - readers' pictures that are at least interesting and sometimes inspirational.

I've subscribed for 2+ years, but recently turned off my annual September auto-renew. Changes amount to still more in-your-face obtrusive popups, advertising a sister zine, quiz or buying older editions of this zine. What was once smooth operation is now a sputtering mess. In short, these folks no longer respect the reader, which shows at every turn. I'm off to find another photog zine. This one is now on my blacklist.

I paid for the Canon Guide book and also for ALL back issues and it took almost 3 days to download the magazines. I have a 125mbps connection so it's not that. The app constantly freezes and restarts downloads. Definitely not renewing my subscription. I emailed their support and never received and answer.

Do they actually test drive updates before releasing? It literally takes 10-15 mins and that just takes me to an ad that I have to X out then about another 5 mins to get to the magazines where you then have to download the issue.

Since the last update, the app freezes. Cannot read nor download.

Love it, good to learn trick.....

Just a trick app to get subscribers to sign up for the expensive paid version. No ⭐️s

Last update rendered the app unusable

I just LOVE this mag!!! It keeps me up to date on all dig. Photo related news. It's the BEST. Just do it, you'll LOVE it too😍

As the first photography magazine subscription I've ever purchased, each issue of Photography Week focuses on one specific technique, style or creative challenge, which keeps me inspired and motivated to get out and master that week's subject. Monthly photography magazines have often overwhelmed me with possible challenges and assignments in a single issue, and I never find the time to learn all of them. However, Photography Week succeeds perfectly at isolating the myriad of potential subjects to one topic per issue. Photography Week doesn't feel like a magazine. It feels like a photography program at a world-renowned art institute, and I look forward to every issue like the next session of class.