The Additional f-Stop
Juliette, Jeremy Butler, Ruben Vicente, Todd Haughton, Stillness in FocusExploring change, identity, and creative unfolding through essays, photography, reflections, and conversations that illuminate new awarenesses.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 119 | Subscribers | Read | juliettemansour.substack.com |
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Artist · Writer · Photographer. Author of The Additional f‑Stop, a lens on change, identity, and the alchemy of light-bulb moments.
Photographer; host, All Things Acoustic radio program; professor emeritus of film and TV.
I’m a photographer from Lisbon, Portugal, with a keen interest in telling visual stories about the world we live in.
Finding stillness and meaning through photography, nature, and the quiet art of seeing.
Capturing grace, against the grain. One frame at a time.
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