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My photo was published on several media publications. Here it is in the "BIAF" monthly number 116. Unfortunatly they didn't give me credit... and took it from the IDF spokes person gallery.
Here is the original photo: www.flickr.com/photos/zuf1/6946257387/in/photostream
The Western Mail asked if they could publish my Tryfan photo, and of course I said yes! And here it is, in all it's newspaper-pixelly glory :)
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"Nero A Metà" di Pino Daniele, l’attesissimo concerto-evento sulle note dello storico terzo album dell’artista, che il 1° settembre sarà accompagnato sul suggestivo palco Dell’arena Di Verona dai musicisti della formazione originale del 1980 insieme all’orchestra Roma Sinfonietta e alcuni degli amici che negli anni hanno arricchito e stimolato il suo percorso artistico. Tra questi si aggiunge Francesco Renga, oltre ai già annunciati Mario Biondi, Elisa, Emma Marrone e Fiorella Mannoia.
A 30 anni esatti dal suo primo concerto all’Arena di Verona, Pino Daniele porterà sul palco la band del 1980, con James Senese (sax), Gigi De Rienzo (basso), Agostino Marangolo (batteria), Ernesto Vitolo (piano e tastiere), Rosario Jermano (percussioni) e Tony Cercola (bongos), la band attuale, con Rino Zurzolo (contrabbasso), Daniele Bonaviri (chitarra classica), Elisabetta Serio (pianoforte) ed Alfredo Golino (percussioni), e 50 elementi dell’orchestra sinfonica “Roma Sinfonietta” diretta dal M° Gianluca Podio. Protagoniste saranno le canzoni più belle di Pino, da “Quanno chiove”, al brano che dichiara la sua passione di sempre, “A me me piace 'o blues”, e le melodie che il tempo ha consegnato alla storia della musica italiana.
Uno spettacolo unico e imperdibile, ideato sulle canzoni di “Nero a Metà”, album della consacrazione per Pino Daniele, simbolo di quel sound inconfondibile, diventato suo marchio di fabbrica in Italia e all’estero, e che è ancora oggi nella classifica Rolling Stone Italia dei “100 album più belli di sempre”.
This photo © 2013 by Interweave Press.
The Electra Wrap pattern was first published in the summer 2013 issue of Interweave Crochet magazine.
The yarns used are Luna (lace weight mohair) and Crystal (fancy sequined carry-along strand) by Filatura di Crosa/Stacy Charles.
this one
www.flickr.com/photos/spiraldelight/5029674441/
僕の写真が雑誌で使われているという事を教えて頂いたので購入してみました。
日経ビジネス、今回はただの素材としてです。
コンテンストに入賞した訳でもなく写真本に載った訳でも無いのですが
ここまで大きく使ってもらったのは初めてなので記録しておきます。
I photographed the Ted Hughes memorial stone near Taw Head, North Dartmoor back in December 2010, and was pleased to receive a request to include it in a walk featured in Active Dartmoor Magazine. I liked the way the frost on the stone picked out the lettering.
The Postcard
A postally unused carte postale that was published by James Dupuis of Angouleme. The card, which has a divided back, was printed by Goutagny of Lyon.
The Château
The Château dates back to the 15th. century, and has a water mill on the River Bandiat for the making of walnut oil. The mill is still in working order, although these days it is operated only to show tourists how it worked in former days.
Claude Monet stayed at the château. The park contains an ancient sequoia tree with a circumference of 8.5 metres at 1.2 metres from the ground.
Javerlhac-et-la-Chapelle-Saint-Robert
Javerlhac-et-la-Chapelle-Saint-Robert is a commune in the Dordogne department in Nouvelle-Aquitaine in southwestern France. Javerlhac is in the Parc Naturel Régional Périgord Limousin.
The communes of Javerlhac and La Chapelle-Saint-Robert were united in 1823.
The Bandiat River flows near the settlement of Javerlhac.
The painter Fernand Desmoulin (1853–1914) lived in the village of Javerlhac.
In the last century, a railway line ran between Nontron and Angoulême via Javerlhac. Although the rails have long since been removed and bridges demolished, part of the permanent way beginning approximately 6 kilometres from Javerlhac towards Angoulême has now been converted to a cycle and horse-riding path, and is also used by walkers.
The track has been surfaced with asphalt, but is blocked to motor vehicles, and in some cases bridges have been restored or replaced to keep the path intact.
Some of the station houses along the line still remain and have been converted for various purposes. The old station house in Javerlhac is still standing and in good repair, and is now used as the fire brigade station for the part-time fire service.
Firefighters are summoned by a siren which is situated on the town hall and controlled by the mayor's office. In summer months the siren can be heard almost daily as hay barns and hay ricks catch fire. The siren is tested every Sunday at midday.
The road leading to the old station from Place du 8 Mai 1945, is still called Avenue de la Gare.
La Chapelle-Saint-Robert dates back to the 12th. century, it features a Romanesque building which is classified as an historic monument.
Just opposite the old church there is a dovecote by the River Bandiat which is still used by a number of pigeons.
Located on the banks of the Bandiat is an old royal smelter for blast furnaces, which used to be used in the manufacture of guns for the navy; it has been listed as a Historical Monument.
Close to the Mayor's office and post office there is a monument dedicated to members of the community who died in both World Wars.
Nazi Executions
About 5 kilometres from Javerlhac on the road to Angoulême, there are 3 small memorials to members of the Resistance who were shot by the Nazis in World War II.
The Presence of the English
Javerlhac, like most of the surrounding towns and villages is host to a small population of expatriate British families, mostly retired couples.
This is evident from the advertisements by some estate agents in the area where a lot of their publications and adverts are in English. Also, some banks such as Credit Agricole in nearby Nontron, and a number of notaires have signs in their windows informing customers and clients that "English is spoken here".
Well, i did have some good Photography news this week.
I received my complimentary copy of the book Focus: Love: Your World, Your Images, by Lark Books in which I have an image printed. It really is a lovely book, full of heart pictures in all shapes and forms, and beautifully produced. It's available to pre-order already from
Amazon to be released in Feb 2010 (just in time for Valentines Day). There are photos in there by other flickr members too, such as Darwin Bell who was lucky enough to have 6 selected!
I also received a large box from GECA Spa, who are one of Italy's largest printing houses. They selected one of my images Lecointre for use in their promotional 2010 Calendar which they send to their clients, advertising agencies, photographers etc. The calendar can also be viewed online here: GECA Calendar.
They've produced yearly themed calendars for the last 30 years so i feel quite privileged to be selected, especially when there are so many photos out there on the internet. The resulting images look amazing, beautifully printed and glossed, they really standout. I received a load of these desktop calendars for personal use but i've still got 20 left over so if anyone would like a copy, send me your address via Flickr mail and i'll happily send you one. First come, first served.
So quite an end to the year. I wonder what 2010 will bring?
Wishing you all a Happy New Year. Eat, drink and be very Merry!
Being used for the Morans Restaurant Website
Strobist info
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This photo was published as the jacket image for the Portugese translation of Topographie idéale pour une agression caractérisée by Rachid Boudjedra in Brazil in 2008
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finally :)
(not including the newspaper lol)
The lovely Milly Sampson wrote a really nice article about me!
anyway my scanner is so bad you can't read it so this is what it says
PHOTOGRAPHY BY RACHEL ABRAHAM
I recently fell in love with the work of local aspiring fashion photographer named Rachel Abraham. At just 19 she's put together some beautiful shoots, focusing on a variety of concepts, each as inspiring as the last. The other thing I love about Rachel's work is that it features local models, and often local locations which we can all recognise. She's one to watch out for!
they got my web address wrong but nevermind YAYYYYYYY
The set of 4 books has a soft cardboard case (pictured above on the books).
Each book is approximately 60mm x 85mm.
The Alibi published another one of my works on the cover this week!!!!!!!
This one: www.flickr.com/photos/minervana/5988376311/
Best way to wind down after an intense start to the work season, is to have a few drinks while staring at your published art :)
A million thanks to my buddy Aaron for hookin' a sista up with some long island iced teas when she really could use them!
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This photograph was published in the Illustrated Chronicle on the 9th October 1916
During the Great War the Illustrated Chronicle published photographs of soldiers and sailors from Newcastle and the North East of England, which had been in the news. The photographs were sent in by relatives and give us a glimpse into the past.
The physical collection held by Newcastle Libraries comprises bound volumes of the newspaper from 1910 to 1925. We are keen to find out more about the people in the photographs. If you recognise anyone in the images and have any stories and information to add please comment below.