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If your a Trout Unlimited ( www.tu.org )member you should be getting it soon. Keep an eye out for my first cover! Seems like everything comes full circle and that a short couple of years ago I had my first fly fishing photo published in TROUT.
Angler: Bryan Gregson
Strobist
1) AB800 thru BD boomed camera left raised 7 feet
2) AB800 with Rosco color filter camera right and behind at wall/awning
Vagabond II
In Revolver Magazine's November/December 2010 issue!!!
We were shorthanded Saturday night, so when a huge fire broke out in East Cleveland, I grabbed my D80 with 18-200 VR lens. And 4 hours later I STILL smell like smoke! But it was fun. As I explained already, "I just pretended the building was a big flower." (It ran in color in Sunday's Metro section. Thank goodness for the setting sun!)
REI Community Space at Noma
Published in Wunder Garten’s Battle of the Beers on Saturday in NoMa | PoPville
Published 1964
I'm not sure how many books are in this series, but I have 28 of them. They are chock full of illustrations, but I thought I would just do the covers and color photos (if any) first -- otherwise I'd be scanning for ever and ever!
Shape magazine featured an article on stunt-woman Zarene Dallas. The large image on the right of her leaping from a horse is one of mine.
Canon 7D + 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II.
This is the final thing, Sam Reynolds new DMR Pro Bike. All photos taken by me, unfortunatly no credit!
Its half a page of MBUK, Jan 09 issue..Go buy!
Sorry for the terrible photo of the page!
Oriental Pearl Tower as seen from the 88th floor of Jin Mao Tower.
Five years later: www.flickr.com/photos/ehnmark/3989857708/
51. Toronto 2o'oct'9o (lecture by Marvin Sackner; filmed by Evangeline Roldan, Peggy Lefler & Nina Teixeira; 1st published november? 199o)
–B18 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238788732)
52. lineage (title lettering; 1st published 23 november 199o)
–C26 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7260239008)
53. "ga" (concrete poem; with jwcurry; 1st published 29 december 199o)(see variant above)
–A43 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7208241122)
–C27 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7260251846)
–B31 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238772978)
–A45, reduced (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7208223858)
–B36, reduced (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238768270)
54. "G" (visual poem; 1st publication 4 april 1991)
54a. version 1
–A44 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7208231810)
–B31 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238772978)
–A45, reduced (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7208223858)
–B36, reduced (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238768270)
–B48 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238777606)
54b. version 2, reduced in b&w in S.M.ALL PRESS FAIR Spring of 95, a photograph by John Barlow (1st published 1 may 1996)
–C31 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7260260960)
–C31, reduced (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7260260960)
54c. version 3, cropped & empurpled (1st published 2ooo)
–B42 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238781702)
55. [untitled photograph, doubleselfportrait with Karen Rowley] (1st publication 28 march 1993)
–B31 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238772978)
56. [untitled photograph, doubleselfportrait with Helen Quon] (1st published 28 march 1993)
–B31 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238772978)
57. "eating pepper while you're on roller skates why" (poem; with jwcurry; 1st published 28 march 1993)
57a. version 1, holograph (1st published 28 march 1993)
–B31 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238772978)
57b. version 2, typed (1st published 3o january 1995)
–A45 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7208223858)
–B36 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238768270)
58. "weighted wait" (poem; 1st published 28 march 1993)
58a. version 1, holograph (1st published 28 march 1993)
–B31 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238772978)
58b. version 2, typed (1st published 3o january 1995)
–A45 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7208223858)
–B36 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238768270)
59. FOREVER IS MISSING (collage calendar with annotations by jwcurry; 1st published 28 march 1993)
–B31, reduced (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238772978)
–A45, text only typed (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7208223858)
–B36, text only typed (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238768270)
6o. [unnamed handpuppet] (1st published 28 march 1993)
60a. photographed by Ahmad Shehab
–B31 (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7238772978)
6ob. photographed by jwcurry (1st published january 2o14)
My first published photos in Backslash Magazine. It is a college lifestyle magazine, where everything goes. Its not the typical.
These pictures are from January's competition at county line dragway.
Pretty excited on this full page!
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Audrey Garric the French journalist for Le Monde has published an article titled ‘Climate weapons really exist?’ in which she states “Could the rising tide of … natural disasters be explained by man’s voluntary action? Could these cataclysms be triggered deliberately by the army, for political reasons? For years, these conspiracy theories, relayed generously on the Internet, suggest that the climate could be manipulated as part of strategic or tactical wars. …In the U.S., from the 1950s, official reports or statements recognize the military usefulness of climate change techniques. "Intervention in atmospheric and climatic matters . . . will unfold on a scale difficult to imagine at present . . . this will merge each nation’s affairs with those of every other, more thoroughly than the threat of a nuclear or any other war would have done," said American mathematician John von Neumann at the height of the Cold War in 1955. Between 1967 and 1972 during the Vietnam War, Operation Popeye used cloud "seeding" techniques by injecting silver iodine. The idea was to trigger rain and extend monsoon season in order to slow down the movement of enemy troops through the Ho-Chi-Minh trail. As the U.S. and Russia were holding a scientific race to be the first to control the climate, the UN decided to create a legal framework. In 1977, the Enmod Convention, ratified by the UN General Assembly banned the military or any other hostile use of environmental modification techniques. It targets "any technique for changing - through the deliberate manipulation of natural processes - the dynamics, composition or structure of the Earth, including its biota, lithosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere, or of outer space."” Inspired by Audrey Garric, Le Monde ow.ly/gKAOs Image source Facebook ow.ly/gKACe
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Some of my photos have been published in 「女子カメラ」(means "love-camera women" and so ). It's the capture of my section.
We can see 100 love-camera women's photos and profile here in this magazine. I'm luckily and thankfully 1/100 part of the love-camera women.
And I found many Flickr addicts in these 100 photographers! How great!!
Sorry it's a Japanese Magazine, but someone in abroad may see it at the big Japanese book store.
Jamie and I have our first article in the December issue of 48 North - we're so excited! The magazine cover is shown here.
Available at marine minded places in the Pacific Northwest, or by subscription (www.48north.com).
Credit where it's due: cover art shown here is by Betty Vestuto. To see more of her work visit her website at www.chart-art.com
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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Il rocker italiano in concerto con una tripla data a San Siro
Vasco stesso, la prima volta, aveva anticipato il suo grande ritorno con un post sulla sua pagina ufficiale di Facebook, un post che aveva mandato i tre milioni di fans iscritti al social network in fibrillazione. Il Komandante ripartiva con il suo tour, il Live Kom. Forte del successo del brano L'uomo più semplice, il rocker, neanche a dirlo, ha riempito gli stadi di mezza Italia. Poi si è rinchiuso in sala d'incisione, ha lasciato passare un anno e poi... e poi eh già, io sono ancora qua, direbbe lui. Il Blasco è pronto a ritornare sulla scena live, intenzionato a far rivivere i più grandi successi e i nuovi inediti del tanto atteso Live Kom 014, a partire dal singolo Cambia-Menti. Vasco continua ad andare al massimo.
Vasco Rossi nel suo tour canterà senza il suo storico chitarrista Maurizio Solieri.
Ad annunciarlo è stato il produttore di 'Blasco', Guido Elmi che in un post sul social network, il cui titolo è 'Cambiamenti', spiega: "La decisione di aggiornare la formazione della band che accompagnerà Vasco Rossi nei sette concerti evento dell'estate 2014 è stimolata dalla 'urgenza artistica' di ottenere rinnovati arrangiamenti con sonorità più heavy riff-oriented".
Cambiamenti
La decisione di aggiornare la formazione della band che accompagnerà Vasco Rossi nei sette concerti evento dell’estate 2014 è stimolata dalla “urgenza artistica" di ottenere rinnovati arrangiamenti con sonorità più heavy riff-oriented" La batteria, il basso e la chitarra ritmica dovranno interagire e muoversi come una cosa sola, essere ancora di più le fondamenta su cui costruire musicalmente lo spettacolo.
Nasce da questa volontà di rinnovamento l’esigenza di avere in formazione una sola chitarra solista oltre ad avvalersi di un batterista più in linea con la nuova direzione dello show.
La band:
Per la batteria abbiamo chiesto in prestito a Zakk Wylde (Black Label Society) e agli Evanescence Will Hunt, che porterà on stage il suo set personalizzato con tanto di doppia cassa.
Al basso ci sarà Claudio Golinelli che ha sempre tenuto prestazioni di grande impatto. Dotato di un innato senso del ritmo e di un suono inconfondibile, è una colonna portante della band.
Alla chitarra solista Stef Burns ci farà ancora sognare con i suoi assoli melodici e stilisticamente impeccabili. Dove serve saprà anche potenziare ed incalzare il tessuto ritmico dei brani oltre a produrre arpeggi di grande atmosfera.
Alla chitarra ritmica una nuova entrata: Vince Pastano. Oltre ad avere una cura maniacale del suono e una particolare e aggiornata predisposizione per le divisioni ritmiche, è un ottimo chitarrista acustico.
Ad Alberto Rocchetti sono affidati il pianoforte e le tastiere. Quest’anno si presenterà con un set rinnovato e avrà la possibilità di esibirsi in assoli di orientamento progressive. Frank Nemola è colui che tranquillizza tutti, è un bravo corista, tastierista e un eccellente trombettista.
Clara Moroni è la tessitrice dei cori che adornano le canzoni, oltre a cantare lei stessa con grande intensità.
Sassofonista e flautista di grande qualità, Andrea Innesto completa a meraviglia le parti corali perché dotato di un tipo di voce molto utile ad assecondare quella di Vasco.
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Milano, 14 Ottobre 2011 – È possibile ricreare su disco la commozione trasportata che ci coglie quando, seduti in un cinema, veniamo coinvolti dalla trama e dai personaggi? La risposta a questa “mission impossible” ce la dà Folco Orselli con il suo ultimo lavoro “Generi di conforto” liberamente ispirato al grande cinema di Sergio Leone, Charlie Chaplin, Alfred Hitchcock e alla tradizione delle grandi colonne sonore con uso dell’orchestra d’archi, per la prima volta impiegata dal cantautore milanese per questo suo nuovo CD, il 4° della sua ultra-decennale carriera musicale che lo ha visto trionfare nell’edizione 2008 di MUSICULTURA (già Premio Recanati) con la triplice assegnazione del Premio della Critica, del Pubblico e per il Miglior Testo.
“Generi di conforto” ha una storia originale. È nato in un Trullo vicino a Martina Franca dove Folco si è rifugiato insieme a Vincenzo Messina arrangiatore e co-produttore artistico (assieme a Folco stesso del disco) per realizzare un album in totale libertà creativa, realizzando dieci canzoni accomunate da un arrangiamento del disco visionario ed entusiasmante, dove è stato dato libero sfogo alla pittura sonora che solo un’orchestra d’archi può donare. Un omaggio a un certo tipo di musica elegante e raffinata, vedi ad esempio l’avvolgente “In equilibrio (cadendo nel blues)” o l’intimistica “Macaria” splendidamente introdotta da un pianoforte liquido che fa da contrappunto alla calda voce di Folco, il tutto sorretto da un magnifico tappeto d’archi o ancora l’istantanea “La Ballata di Piazzale Maciachini” che ti racconta di come puoi trovare la bellezza e la poesia anche in un angolo di periferia.
Enzo Messina - piano
Fulvio Arnoldi - keys
Piero Orsini - cbass
Leif Searcy - drums
Stefano Brandoni - gtrs & strings
Doriana Bellani - violino
Anita Della Corte - violino
Silvana Shqarthi - viola
Alessia Vercesi - cello
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Il Lago dei cigni più dinamico, euforico e abbagliante finalmente per la prima volta in Italia.
Swan Lake reloaded, fin dal suo debutto a Stoccolma nel dicembre 2011, è diventato un fenomeno di straordinario successo sia per il pubblico che per la critica.
Grazie al perfetto e originale mash up di musica, danza e design, lo spettacolo continua a registrare sold-out nei principali teatri di tutta Europa (The Coliseum, Londra – Casino de Paris, Parigi – Admiralspalast, Berlino – Maaghalle, Zurigo, solo per citarne alcuni) e il 17 marzo 2014 debutta per la prima volta in Italia al Teatro degli Arcimboldi di Milano.
Swan Lake, la versione Reloaded di Rydman.
Ovvero: come da un negozio fetish di Londra si può trarre ispirazione per un’opera d’arte.
“Stavo dando un'occhiata a Camden Market e ho visto queste gonne di pelle nera con nappe intrecciate”, racconta Rydman. “La cosa strana è che mi hanno ricordato dei cigni scuri e ho pensato: e se i cigni ne Il lago dei cigni fossero prostitute drogate e il cattivo Rothbart il loro protettore? Ero totalmente rapito dall'idea che ho verificato subito su Google se qualcuno avesse già riflettuto su questa interpretazione”.
Nessuno lo aveva fatto.
Čajkovskij a passo di street dance.
La commistione tra stili di danza apparentemente agli antipodi fra loro, street dance e danza classica, si ritrova anche nella scelta delle musiche. Per questa produzione, infatti, Rydman ha utilizzato, insieme alle musiche originali di Čajkovskij, brani composti ad hoc da musicisti pop e rock svedesi e internazionali. L’intuizione del coreografo svedese si è rivelata vincente. Rydman, membro e fondatore della compagnia svedese di danza Bounce, vede nel successo dello show la conferma che la street dance può finalmente essere considerata uno stile di danza a tutti gli effetti, in grado di attirare e soddisfare un pubblico sempre più vasto.
Team creativo
Fredrik Rydman - Ideazione e Coreografia
Fredrik Rydman e Lehna Edwall - Scene
Daniel ”Mr Puppet” Blomqvist - Graffiti painting
Linus Fellbom e Emma Westerberg - Luci
Lehna Edwall - Costumi
Grafala, Andreas Skärberg, Johan Andersson e Mathias Erixon - Video proiezioni
Ballerini
Maria Andersson, Stefan Puxon, Joshua Kinsella, Lizzie Gough, Fredrik ”KAOS” Wentzel, Rim Shawki, Lisa Arnold, Kevin Foo, Eva Gardfors, Martin Jonsson, Kristina Kjellsson, Raineir Del Valle, Victor Mengarelli.
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.
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!
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
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
This photograph was published in the Illustrated Chronicle on the 15th of January 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 or information to add please comment below.
Copies of this photograph may be ordered from us, for more information see: www.newcastle.gov.uk/tlt Please make a note of the image reference number above to help speed up your order.
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