Published APUG members

The book is finally out. http://www.press.umich.edu/titleDetailDesc.do?id=361228 . "Domino's Farms - Landmark Office Park In the Country" is the title. Kind of describes the history of the place through words (Bertie Bonnell) and photographs. I have 60% of the 250 images in the book. Most of the 40% I didn't do were pre-1998, before I started taking photos there. One of my biggest thrills with this project is to see my name along with Balthazar Korab's name in the credits.

Here are some pics from the 'Media Kit': http://www.press.umich.edu/mediakits/index.jsp . These pics don't represent the actual photos very well, but they give an idea of what's in the book, I suppose.

FWIW, all photos were shot with film.

Marc

FilmSprocket said:

My published work is pretty much limited to local stuff here in southeast Michigan.......
...Been working on a book (just the photography) for the last year and a half. The book should be out next summer. It's about the history of a local farm area near Ann Arbor.

Everything was, and continues to be, shot with film only.

Marc

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FilmSprocket said:

The book is finally out. http://www.press.umich.edu/titleDetailDesc.do?id=361228 . "Domino's Farms - Landmark Office Park In the Country" is the title. Kind of describes the history of the place through words (Bertie Bonnell) and photographs. I have 60% of the 250 images in the book. Most of the 40% I didn't do were pre-1998, before I started taking photos there. One of my biggest thrills with this project is to see my name along with Balthazar Korab's name in the credits.

Here are some pics from the 'Media Kit': http://www.press.umich.edu/mediakits/index.jsp . These pics don't represent the actual photos very well, but they give an idea of what's in the book, I suppose.

FWIW, all photos were shot with film.

Marc

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Congratulations Marc, well done!!!

Congratulations Marc! That's great news! Wow.

Thanks Nicole and Thomas! I'm still a little shocked at the price of the book, but I had no control over that. It's a beautifully designed, high quality, 9"x13" coffee table style hardcover that lists for $35, which is about half of what I thought it would retail for, and, with the discounts the big book retailers demand, the book can be had for well under $30.

In any case, this 2 1/2 year undertaking was the most fun project I've ever been involved in. I'm following up, if all goes well, with an exhibition this spring at Domino's Farms.

Marc

So much talent in this forum.

My latest "exposure" was in late 2008 on "Silvershotz", which granted me the cover and an 18 images exposure.
I have never had so much space in a magazine before and I am very grateful for it.

Congratulations Domenico. I viewed your website and I really enjoyed viewing your photographs.

Domenico Foschi said:

So much talent in this forum.

My latest "exposure" was in late 2008 on "Silvershotz", which granted me the cover and an 18 images exposure.
I have never had so much space in a magazine before and I am very grateful for it.

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I've just had an image included in an article in the May/June issue of View Camera, as part of an article on the whole plate format revival.

I used to provide photos for a good friend to accompany his articles for magazines. My work was last published in Fine Home Building. They used to pay very well,they paid for each photo used, plus all expenses. I enjoyed seeing my photos in a national publication more than the money-maybe thats because I never got to spend any of the bucks,my ex-wife always got to the mail and cashed the checks before I got home(one of the many reasons she's my ex).
Rick

I have a photo in a book called "Through the Lens, Creating Santa Fe". The list of photographers is long and includes lots of important names. More info about it here. To see my photograph, go here and I am photo 163

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZmxLLvNyw0&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Freelfamilyfilms.com%2F&feature=player_embedded[/YOUTUBE]

Took a while to get released. I even have a credit on the trailer. Woohoo!

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[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZmxLLvNyw0&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Freelfamilyfilms.com%2F&feature=player_embedded[/YOUTUBE]

Took a while to get released. I even have a credit on the trailer. Woohoo!

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Hey right on! So how can we watch it?

Saw your name on the credits JBrunner,what part were you involved in for the movie.Looks like a nice movie.

Mike

mike c said:

Saw your name on the credits JBrunner,what part were you involved in for the movie.Looks like a nice movie.

Mike

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It will probably play on cable, and for sure be on DVD, at BlockBuster n stuff. I was the Director of Photography along with Jason Zimmerman. We co-shot the film. I haven't seen it yet (except through the viewfinder). It's a G, and has already won some award for family films.

Wow that's really cool.Good luck on your movie career,I'll check it out at Blockbusters.

My publications so far:

2001 “Casein Printing” in: The World Journal of Photography” Issue 6, p. 16-19, 22.

2002 Two reproductions of Photographic prints in: Lyle Rexer. Photography's Antiquarian
Avant-Garde: The New Wave in Old Processes. Harry N. Abrams.

2002 Photographic portfolio in: Photographie 4/2002 (German-Swiss journal of photography)

2003 Images published in: Foto Magazin, Mai 2003


2007 Two images published in auction catalogue Bassenge, Auction 90

2009 Bilingual catalogue of prints from portfolio "traces of holiness" produced by the ethnological Museum Munich (German and English). Hirmer Verlag, ISBN 978-3-927270-55-8

I'm in the current issue of Ag magazine with 'The Lone & Level Sands'.

I received my copy of "M.I.L.K.: Friendship, Family, Love, & Laughter" with my image included on the cover, as well as a two-page spread. Fun to see.

- CJ

My local paper had a very nice picture page devoted to several photographs from the current, annual Photography exhibit at the art center. There published big and dead center is one of the beautiful Lake Michigan prints of fellow APUGger, Jerry Basierbe.

Way to go Jerry! Looks great!

(I have a copy for you and will pass it along at our next lunch meeting.)

View Camera Magazine - Nov/Dec, 2009
PhotoGoals - Oct, 2009
Arts Guide - Winter, 2009
A Long Walk to the Grand Canyon - (Book) Oct, 2008
Focus Fine Art Photography Magazine - Oct, 2005

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Thanks for saving the paper for me Bill. I appreciate it. I had no idea it was in there.

Jerry

billschwab said:

My local paper had a very nice picture page devoted to several photographs from the current, annual Photography exhibit at the art center. There published big and dead center is one of the beautiful Lake Michigan prints of fellow APUGger, Jerry Basierbe.

Way to go Jerry! Looks great!

(I have a copy for you and will pass it along at our next lunch meeting.)

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Here's an article with one of my pictures that just I received today. That is, I received the hardcopy but it's also online at the link below. My picture is the one of the Baha'i Temple. The magazine is Tate, Etc., which is Europe's largest art magazine.

http://www.tate.org.uk/tateetc/issue20/GauguinIII.htm

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Here's an article with one of my pictures that just I received today. That is, I received the hardcopy but it's also online at the link below. My picture is the one of the Baha'i Temple. The magazine is Tate, Etc., which is Europe's largest art magazine.

http://www.tate.org.uk/tateetc/issue20/GauguinIII.htm

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Nice photo.

It's not much to write about but I had one of my pictures published in our local paper The Isle of Wight County Press this week.

It was a band photograph at a concert held at Dimbola Lodge (Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron's home and now a photographic museum and gallery) to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 1970 Isle of Wight Music Festival which was held nearby.


Steve.

Do we count appearance of work on TV ?

My images were shown on the first program of the UK Channel 4's show "The Tube" hosted by Jools Holland, 5th Nov 1982, (first week of Channel 4 as well) probably the first and last time slides were used instead of video on a rock music show

Can't remember the exact track, it may have been Dead Link Removed, the bands name was Pictures in the Darkroom. The animals were recorded at Dudley Zoo, the band returned to the Zoo and performed the track live so the animals could here their input !!!!

Absolutely true, I have a press cutting of it showing the band performing at the Zoo. The band was waaaaay ahead of it's time, pre-Punk but it's there, Zooie (Kevyn Gammond) the guitarist had been in Jimmy Cliffs band in the 60's, Jimi Hendrix was the support act. Kevyn is reported to have the longest reach of any guitarist (stretch of hand) he can make sounds/chords not possible by others.

I never asked why the Band where called "Pictures in a Darkroom" PDR, but at the time I had a business putting photo's onto vehicles, vans, cars etc, the band recorded in a studio two doors away, and Jack Pass (John Pasternak) had become a good friend and would pop in most days to do artwork, or get me to do the bands photography. The band had been called Private Lives, then another much newer band used the same name & had a hit record.

Had my work on BBC's Pebble Mill at One shoe as week, back in 1978

I must try & catalogue my personal published work, my first was a an image on a newspaper front page in about 1970, followed by a magazine cover later in the year. I know I've had work published that I've never seen.

Ian

Recently had a series of family and friends portraits taken with my 8x10 camera published in B+W mag (UK), September 2010, issue 115.

I was filmed, along with three other photographer friends, using my 4x5 camera for the UK TV programme 'Country House Rescue', which was film at a wonderful old Scottish shooting lodge. We had a hoot of a time. One of my photographs from the shoot was also shown on the small screen.