Re: ISBN and self-published books

[Igor Roshchin]

> From: David J Brooks
> > and isbn is.
> >
> > Colour me stupid
> 
> International Standard Book Number
> 
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Standard_Book_Number
> 
> Google "ISBN 9781450709507"
> 
> Not knowing something don't make you stupid. Not asking when you don't
> know does.

That reminded me of this image:
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_UqUwVPikChs/S4VEg-Fm4wI/MRk/kbVfxvS-w9I/s1600-h/I-will-use-google.gif

(short URL: http://tinyurl.com/I-will-use-google )

:-)

Igor
still jet-lagged and catching up on everything after
coming back from a wonderful trip to the Oz-land (photos are being
processed).



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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[Mark Roberts]

mike wilson wrote:

>David Parsons wrote:
>
>> Why would you get an ISBN if you are self publishing a single book?
>
>It isn't called vanity publishing for nothing.

It's called vanity publishing because one usually does it in vain. But
hope springs eternal, doesn't it? ;-)

My local book shops don't want to stock anything without an ISBN: All
their inventory and sales tracking is done based on this number.


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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[Mark Roberts]

David Parsons wrote:

>Why would you get an ISBN if you are self publishing a single book?

The most common reason is to get it sold on Amazon.com or other book
store. 


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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[mike wilson]

David Parsons wrote:


Why would you get an ISBN if you are self publishing a single book?


It isn't called vanity publishing for nothing.



On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 10:17 AM, Mark Roberts  wrote:


The trouble with getting an ISBN for your self-published photo book
(or any other kind of book) is that you have to either buy a lot of 10
or pay a premium price to get just one.

Anyway, I have a couple of projects in the works so I thought I'd bite
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like to have an ISBN I'll set you up for my cost ($25.00). Just email
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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[David Parsons]

Why would you get an ISBN if you are self publishing a single book?

On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 10:17 AM, Mark Roberts  wrote:
> The trouble with getting an ISBN for your self-published photo book
> (or any other kind of book) is that you have to either buy a lot of 10
> or pay a premium price to get just one.
>
> Anyway, I have a couple of projects in the works so I thought I'd bite
> the bullet and get 10. If any PDMLers have a book for which they'd
> like to have an ISBN I'll set you up for my cost ($25.00). Just email
> me.
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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[Ann Sanfedele]

paul stenquist wrote:


On Oct 1, 2010, at 7:35 PM, Matthew Hunt wrote:

 


On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 6:11 PM, David J Brooks  wrote:

   


and isbn is.
 


A dyslexic Norwegian playwright.

   


HAR! Very good. A two-part MARK!
damn! why didnt' I beat you to that!



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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[Mark Roberts]

David J Brooks wrote:

>and isbn is.

Improvisational Spelling, Brooks Notation.

Oh wait, it's really International Standard Book Number. It's a number
you assign to a book that makes it part of the international catalogue
of published works. It's needed if you hope for any kind of
distribution but also helps your book show up in Internet searches,
etc. You'll find the ISBN of a book listed on its copyright page and
usually also on the back cover (in the form of a barcode).



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RE: ISBN and self-published books

[Bob W]

> From: David J Brooks
> > and isbn is.
> >
> > Colour me stupid
> 
> International Standard Book Number
> 
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Standard_Book_Number
> 
> Google "ISBN 9781450709507"
> 
> Not knowing something don't make you stupid. Not asking when you don't
> know does.

Indeed. But that doesn't mean he's not stupid...

Big smiley -> ;o)



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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[John Sessoms]

From: David J Brooks

and isbn is.

Colour me stupid


International Standard Book Number

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Standard_Book_Number

Google "ISBN 9781450709507"

Not knowing something don't make you stupid. Not asking when you don't 
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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[paul stenquist]

On Oct 1, 2010, at 7:35 PM, Matthew Hunt wrote:

> On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 6:11 PM, David J Brooks  wrote:
> 
>> and isbn is.
> 
> A dyslexic Norwegian playwright.
> 
HAR! Very good. A two-part MARK!
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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[Matthew Hunt]

On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 6:11 PM, David J Brooks  wrote:

> and isbn is.

A dyslexic Norwegian playwright.

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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[mike wilson]

David J Brooks wrote:


and isbn is.


International standard book number, an international system for 
registering, tracing and tracking books.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Standard_Book_Number



Colour me stupid

Dave

On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 10:17 AM, Mark Roberts  wrote:


The trouble with getting an ISBN for your self-published photo book
(or any other kind of book) is that you have to either buy a lot of 10
or pay a premium price to get just one.

Anyway, I have a couple of projects in the works so I thought I'd bite
the bullet and get 10. If any PDMLers have a book for which they'd
like to have an ISBN I'll set you up for my cost ($25.00). Just email
me.



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Re: ISBN and self-published books

[David J Brooks]

and isbn is.

Colour me stupid

Dave

On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 10:17 AM, Mark Roberts  wrote:
> The trouble with getting an ISBN for your self-published photo book
> (or any other kind of book) is that you have to either buy a lot of 10
> or pay a premium price to get just one.
>
> Anyway, I have a couple of projects in the works so I thought I'd bite
> the bullet and get 10. If any PDMLers have a book for which they'd
> like to have an ISBN I'll set you up for my cost ($25.00). Just email
> me.
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ISBN and self-published books

[Mark Roberts]

The trouble with getting an ISBN for your self-published photo book
(or any other kind of book) is that you have to either buy a lot of 10
or pay a premium price to get just one. 

Anyway, I have a couple of projects in the works so I thought I'd bite
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like to have an ISBN I'll set you up for my cost ($25.00). Just email
me.


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Re: GESO - Low 302 (and I'm published)

[Boris Liberman]

Hmmm, don't you have a better low light camera than K10D??? I thought 
you had either K-7 or K20D...


Congratulations on your publication!

Boris


On 12/20/2009 10:38 PM, Derby Chang wrote:


My friend Loene had a christmas gig at a cosy downtown bar, Low 302 last
night. On Friday, she had a nice little write up in the Daily Tele, with
one of the promo shots we took some years ago.

http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_tele/01.htm

The bar itself is great. Beautiful grand piano, friendly natives, and
that rarest of commodities, intimacy. But, man, the lighting is Low. And
red.

http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_low/index.htm

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Re: GESO - Low 302 (and I'm published)

[David J Brooks]

Must be nice to be able to stay up late.;-)

Nice gallery and congrat's

Dave

On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 3:38 PM, Derby Chang  wrote:
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> My friend Loene had a christmas gig at a cosy downtown bar, Low 302 last
> night. On Friday, she had a nice little write up in the Daily Tele, with one
> of the promo shots we took some years ago.
>
> http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_tele/01.htm
>
> The bar itself is great. Beautiful grand piano, friendly natives, and that
> rarest of commodities, intimacy. But, man, the lighting is Low. And red.
>
> http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_low/index.htm
>
> Happy holidays, PDML
>
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Re: GESO - Low 302 (and I'm published)

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On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 3:38 PM, Derby Chang  wrote:
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> My friend Loene had a christmas gig at a cosy downtown bar, Low 302 last
> night. On Friday, she had a nice little write up in the Daily Tele, with one
> of the promo shots we took some years ago.
>
> http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_tele/01.htm
>
> The bar itself is great. Beautiful grand piano, friendly natives, and that
> rarest of commodities, intimacy. But, man, the lighting is Low. And red.
>
> http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_low/index.htm
>
> Happy holidays, PDML

Congrats on the publication, Derby!

Nice shot in the paper.  Among the concert pix, this one's my fave:

http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_low/11.htm

All are good shots, however.

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Re: GESO - Low 302 (and I'm published)

[Christine Aguila]

Way to go, Derby.  Congrats on being published.  The bw set looks good. 
especially like 03.htm, though all well done throughout.  Cheers, Christine



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Subject: GESO - Low 302 (and I'm published)




My friend Loene had a christmas gig at a cosy downtown bar, Low 302 last 
night. On Friday, she had a nice little write up in the Daily Tele, with 
one of the promo shots we took some years ago.


http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_tele/01.htm

The bar itself is great. Beautiful grand piano, friendly natives, and that 
rarest of commodities, intimacy. But, man, the lighting is Low. And red.


http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_low/index.htm

Happy holidays, PDML

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GESO - Low 302 (and I'm published)

[Derby Chang]

My friend Loene had a christmas gig at a cosy downtown bar, Low 302 last 
night. On Friday, she had a nice little write up in the Daily Tele, with 
one of the promo shots we took some years ago.


http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_tele/01.htm

The bar itself is great. Beautiful grand piano, friendly natives, and 
that rarest of commodities, intimacy. But, man, the lighting is Low. And 
red.


http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/09/09_12/09_12_low/index.htm

Happy holidays, PDML

D



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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Christine Aguila]

Wow, this is excellent, Brian.  Big congrats.  I like all the pics--most 
especially 0551x--very nice there.  Cheers, Christine



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Subject: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)



G'day all

Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.

If anyone's interested, these are they:

http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html

Why nepotism?

Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'

(well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
they?  :-)>  )


Cheers

Brian

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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Brian Walters]

On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 11:17 -0500, "John Sessoms" 
wrote:
> From: "Brian Walters"
> > Yes - the viaduct is an impressive structure.
> 
> Viaduct?
> 
> Vy NOT a duck?
> 


grin.


 

Cheers

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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Brian Walters]

Hi Frank and Marnie

Thanks for the feedback.


Cheers

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On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 08:23 -0500, "frank theriault"
 wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 6:07 PM, Brian Walters 
> wrote:
> > G'day all
> >
> > Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
> > images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
> > about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
> > Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.
> >
> > If anyone's interested, these are they:
> >
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html
> >
> > Why nepotism?
> >
> > Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
> > has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'
> >
> > (well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
> > they?  :-)>  )
> 
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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Eactivist]

In a message dated 11/26/2009 3:08:12 P.M.  Pacific Standard Time, 
supera1...@fastmail.fm writes:
G'day  all

Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had  four
images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an  article
about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up  Lapstone
Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of  Sydney.

If anyone's interested, these are  they:

http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html

Why  nepotism?

Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway  Digest') and
has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway  History'

(well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what  good are
they?  :-)>   )


Cheers

Brian

=
Nice shots. Congrats!  Getting published is good, regardless how it comes 
about.

Marnie aka Doe  :-)

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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[John Sessoms]

From: "Brian Walters"

Yes - the viaduct is an impressive structure.


Viaduct?

Vy NOT a duck?


Sorry. That's been spinning around in my head since I looked at the 
photos the first time & I just had to get rid of it.


I like the photos.

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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[frank theriault]

On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 6:07 PM, Brian Walters  wrote:
> G'day all
>
> Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
> images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
> about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
> Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.
>
> If anyone's interested, these are they:
>
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html
>
> Why nepotism?
>
> Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
> has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'
>
> (well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
> they?  :-)>  )

All photos more than worthy of publication, regardless of family
connection.  I wouldn't worry about it!

Really like the bridge photos.

Oh yeah, congrats on the publication!

cheers,
frank


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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Brian Walters]

On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 23:55 -0500, "Ken Waller" 
wrote:
> Congrats !
> Good looking documentation.
> 
> Any reimbursements  involved?
> 


Thanks, Ken.

No - no reimbursements.  'Australian Railway History' is pretty much
produced on a shoestring so it relies on the goodwill of contributors
for its illustrations.




Cheers

Brian

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> Kenneth Waller
> http://www.tinyurl.com/272u2f
> 
> - Original Message - 
> From: "Brian Walters" 
> Subject: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)
> 
> 
> > G'day all
> > 
> > Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
> > images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
> > about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
> > Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.
> > 
> > If anyone's interested, these are they:
> > 
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html
> > 
> > Why nepotism?
> > 
> > Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
> > has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'
> > 
> > (well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
> > they?  :-)>  )
> > 
> > 
> > Cheers
> > 
> > Brian
> > 
> > ++
> > Brian Walters
> > Western Sydney Australia
> > http://members.westnet.com.au/brianwal/SL/
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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Brian Walters]

On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 15:46 -0800, "Tim Bray" 
wrote:

> Wow, that bridge is remarkable; good shots. Thanks for a bit of
> sunshine in a Northern-Hemisphere November. -Tim


and

On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 01:33 +0100, "Tim Øsleby" 
wrote:
> Nice subjects and nice photographs. Congratulations Brian
> 
> MaritimTim
> 
> http://maritimtim.blogspot.com/
> 


Thanks, Tims..

:-)>



Yes - the viaduct is an impressive structure.  There are similar ones on
other parts of the old railway line through the mountains but the
Lapstone one was the first, dating from 1867.





Cheers

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> On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 3:07 PM, Brian Walters 
> wrote:
> 
> > Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
> > images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
> > about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
> > Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.
> 
> 
> >
> > If anyone's interested, these are they:
> >
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html
> >
> > Why nepotism?
> >
> > Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
> > has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'
> >
> > (well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
> > they?  :-)>  )
> >
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > Brian
> >
> > ++
> > Brian Walters
> > Western Sydney Australia
> > http://members.westnet.com.au/brianwal/SL/
> >
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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Brian Walters]

Thanks, Dave

I like those two best myself.


Cheers

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On Thu, 26 Nov 2009 18:14 -0500, "David J Brooks" 
wrote:
> Congrats. All four shots are well done, but i like the first and last
> ones the best.
> 
> Good detail, exposure and sharpness.
> 
> Dave
> 
> On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 6:07 PM, Brian Walters 
> wrote:
> > G'day all
> >
> > Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
> > images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
> > about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
> > Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.
> >
> > If anyone's interested, these are they:
> >
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
> > http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html
> >
> > Why nepotism?
> >
> > Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
> > has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'
> >
> > (well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
> > they?  :-)>  )
> >
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > Brian
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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Ken Waller]

Congrats !
Good looking documentation.

Any reimbursements  involved?

Kenneth Waller
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- Original Message - 
From: "Brian Walters" 

Subject: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)



G'day all

Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.

If anyone's interested, these are they:

http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html

Why nepotism?

Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'

(well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
they?  :-)>  )


Cheers

Brian

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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Tim Øsleby]

Nice subjects and nice photographs. Congratulations Brian

MaritimTim

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2009/11/27 Brian Walters :
> G'day all
>
> Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
> images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
> about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
> Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.
>
> If anyone's interested, these are they:
>
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html
>
> Why nepotism?
>
> Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
> has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'
>
> (well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
> they?  :-)>  )
>
>
> Cheers
>
> Brian
>
> ++
> Brian Walters
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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Tim Bray]

On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 3:07 PM, Brian Walters  wrote:

> Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
> images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
> about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
> Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.

Wow, that bridge is remarkable; good shots. Thanks for a bit of
sunshine in a Northern-Hemisphere November. -Tim

>
> If anyone's interested, these are they:
>
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html
>
> Why nepotism?
>
> Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
> has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'
>
> (well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
> they?  :-)>  )
>
>
> Cheers
>
> Brian
>
> ++
> Brian Walters
> Western Sydney Australia
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Re: Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[David J Brooks]

Congrats. All four shots are well done, but i like the first and last
ones the best.

Good detail, exposure and sharpness.

Dave

On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 6:07 PM, Brian Walters  wrote:
> G'day all
>
> Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
> images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
> about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
> Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.
>
> If anyone's interested, these are they:
>
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
> http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html
>
> Why nepotism?
>
> Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
> has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'
>
> (well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
> they?  :-)>  )
>
>
> Cheers
>
> Brian
>
> ++
> Brian Walters
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Published! (Nepotism? Moi??)

[Brian Walters]

G'day all

Getting a few pictures into print is always nice and I've just had four
images published in 'Australian Railway History' magazine, in an article
about the various methods used since 1877 to get trains up Lapstone
Hill, the start of the Blue Mountains escarpment west of Sydney.

If anyone's interested, these are they:

http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0554x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0551x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/IMGP8834x.html
http://supera.jalbum.net/Lapstone_Hill/slides/_IGP0540x.html

Why nepotism?

Ahem... my son Chris edits a sister publication ('Railway Digest') and
has a hand in laying out material for 'Australian Railway History'

(well, if you can't take advantage of family contacts, what good are
they?  :-)>  )


Cheers

Brian

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RE: Published in Canada (Was: Any photo professors here?)

[Desjardins, Steve]

Very nice, both in terms of composition and subject.

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Very nice, very colorful photos, Bong; and congrats on their publication.

Rick

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--- On Tue, 7/14/09, Bong Manayon  wrote:

> Momentarily popping out of my lurking
> hole to catch a breath of air;
> one of the things keeping me preoccupied is an offer to
> teach
> photography in a local university--thus my query
> earlier.  That's
> still in the works--don't hold your breath.  In the
> meantime, I almost
> forgot to mention that I got published in Toronto. 
> Check the online
> version:
> 
> http://www.nayonmagazine.com/nayonSI/flash.html#/1/
> http://www.nayonmagazine.com/nayonSI/flash.html#/10/
> 
> It's a tourist magazine promoting the Philippines aimed at
> Filipinos
> residing in Canada; I wrote the text around half of the
> photos.  I
> share the photo credits with another Pentaxian (Roland
> Roldan).
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Re: Published in Canada (Was: Any photo professors here?)

[Rick Womer]

Very nice, very colorful photos, Bong; and congrats on their publication.

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--- On Tue, 7/14/09, Bong Manayon  wrote:

> Momentarily popping out of my lurking
> hole to catch a breath of air;
> one of the things keeping me preoccupied is an offer to
> teach
> photography in a local university--thus my query
> earlier.  That's
> still in the works--don't hold your breath.  In the
> meantime, I almost
> forgot to mention that I got published in Toronto. 
> Check the online
> version:
> 
> http://www.nayonmagazine.com/nayonSI/flash.html#/1/
> http://www.nayonmagazine.com/nayonSI/flash.html#/10/
> 
> It's a tourist magazine promoting the Philippines aimed at
> Filipinos
> residing in Canada; I wrote the text around half of the
> photos.  I
> share the photo credits with another Pentaxian (Roland
> Roldan).
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Re: Published in Canada (Was: Any photo professors here?)

[Christine Aguila]

Looks terrific, Bong.  Great work.  Just love the festival shots.  and very 
big congrats on publishing and the possible teaching appointment--all these 
accomplishments are very much deserved.  Big Cheers, Christine



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Momentarily popping out of my lurking hole to catch a breath of air;
one of the things keeping me preoccupied is an offer to teach
photography in a local university--thus my query earlier.  That's
still in the works--don't hold your breath.  In the meantime, I almost
forgot to mention that I got published in Toronto.  Check the online
version:

http://www.nayonmagazine.com/nayonSI/flash.html#/1/
http://www.nayonmagazine.com/nayonSI/flash.html#/10/

It's a tourist magazine promoting the Philippines aimed at Filipinos
residing in Canada; I wrote the text around half of the photos.  I
share the photo credits with another Pentaxian (Roland Roldan).
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[Bong Manayon]

Momentarily popping out of my lurking hole to catch a breath of air;
one of the things keeping me preoccupied is an offer to teach
photography in a local university--thus my query earlier.  That's
still in the works--don't hold your breath.  In the meantime, I almost
forgot to mention that I got published in Toronto.  Check the online
version:

http://www.nayonmagazine.com/nayonSI/flash.html#/1/
http://www.nayonmagazine.com/nayonSI/flash.html#/10/

It's a tourist magazine promoting the Philippines aimed at Filipinos
residing in Canada; I wrote the text around half of the photos.  I
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Re: Published ;-)

[P. J. Alling]

Is it just me or does anyone else wonder where the dog comes in whenever 
they see the name of Cotty's company?


Good luck to Stefan, I hope is career in journalism works out better 
than mine did.  His photos complement the story very well.


Malcolm Smith wrote:

Fantastic; Seeing Eye's first management trainee?

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Re: Published ;-)

[Bob Sullivan]

Cotty,
My congrats to Stephan.  He should be chuffed.
His name on the picture in the paper is a good reward.
Interning is a good thing.
Regards,  Bob S.

On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 2:25 AM, Cotty wrote:
> On 10/7/09, Joseph McAllister, discombobulated, unleashed:
>
>>That's great Cotty. I hope they gave him a byline in the paper. None
>>on the website.
>
> They did :)
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Re: Published ;-)

[Sylwester Pietrzyk]

On 2009-07-10, at 23:36, Cotty wrote:

My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today  
and

finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:

<http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>

The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
journalism)

He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.
Congrats Cotty to Stefan and his proud father ;-) Well done. Another  
descendant really coming in father's footsteps!



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RE: Published ;-)

[Malcolm Smith]

Fantastic; Seeing Eye's first management trainee?

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Re: Published ;-)

[Cotty]

On 10/7/09, Joseph McAllister, discombobulated, unleashed:

>That's great Cotty. I hope they gave him a byline in the paper. None
>on the website.

They did :)

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Re: Published ;-)

[Cotty]

On 10/7/09, Bob W, discombobulated, unleashed:

>Knows how to use his fill flash, too!

On-camera flash!

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Re: Published ;-)

[Subash]

On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 3:09 AM, Cotty wrote:
> On 10/7/09, Cotty, discombobulated, unleashed:
>
>>http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
>>5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr
>
> oops try this:
>
> 

you getting him the k-7? :) congratulations to stefan and wishing him
the very best in his future endeavours...

regards, subash

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Re: Published ;-)

[Boris Liberman]

Pass Stefan my congratulations. You can as well ask him if he has any 
recollection of our encounter ;-).


Very well done indeed!

Boris

Cotty wrote:

My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today and
finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:

<http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>

The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
journalism)

He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.



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Re: Published ;-)

[Desjardins, Steve]

Nice.  The cop is good, but the rooftop picture is great (and chilling).

Steve Desjardins

On Jul 10, 2009, at 5:36 PM, "Cotty"  wrote:

> My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today  
> and
> finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:
>
> <http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
> 5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>
>
> The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
> journalism)
>
> He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
> the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
> they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.
>
>
>
> --
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>
> Cheers,
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Re: Published ;-)

[William Robb]

- Original Message - 
From: "Cotty"

Subject: Published ;-)



My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today and
finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:

<http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>

The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
journalism)


The cop is there, but the shot from the rooftop rulz.




He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.



Go Stefan!!!


William Robb

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Re: Published ;-)

[Brendan MacRae]

Good on the boy! Excellent...nice fill flash in the head shot!

-Brendan



- Original Message 
> From: Cotty 
> To: pentax list 
> Sent: Friday, July 10, 2009 2:36:31 PM
> Subject: Published ;-)
> 
> My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today and
> finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:
> 
> > 5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>
> 
> The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
> journalism)
> 
> He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
> the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
> they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.
> 
> 
> 
> --
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> 
> Cheers,
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Re: Published ;-)

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

Woo hoo! congratulations to Stefan! Buy the lad a beer for me. :-)
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Re: Published ;-)

[Christine Aguila]

Wow, that's great!  Tell Steff the lady boozer from Chicago who was nothing 
but trouble at GFM sends big heartfelt congrats and that the portrait looks 
lovely and the car park shot makes for a nice overall shot!  Way to go Stef! 
Cheers, Christine





- Original Message - 
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To: "pentax list" 
Sent: Friday, July 10, 2009 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: Published ;-)



On 10/7/09, Cotty, discombobulated, unleashed:


http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr


oops try this:

<http://tinyurl.com/stefpicpentax>

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Re: Published ;-)

[Keith Whaley]

Cotty wrote:

My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today and
finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:

<http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>

The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
journalism)

He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.



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Hah! Young man's on his way!
I've followed his enthusiasm for a long time now.
And now, it's paying off with REAL photography!
Small wonder he's excited!
Good for him!

keith whaley


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Re: Published ;-)

[David Savage]

That's is awesome news & a cracking shot

Please pass on my congratulations.

Cheers,

Dave

2009/7/11 Cotty :
> My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today and
> finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:
>
> <http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
> 5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>
>
> The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
> journalism)
>
> He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
> the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
> they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.

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Re: Published ;-)

[Joseph McAllister]

That's great Cotty. I hope they gave him a byline in the paper. None  
on the website.



On Jul 10, 2009, at 14:36 , Cotty wrote:

My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today  
and

finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:

<http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>

The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
journalism)

He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.


Joseph McAllister
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Re: Published ;-)

[David J Brooks]

Cotty, please pass on my well done.:-)

Dave

On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 5:39 PM, Cotty wrote:
> On 10/7/09, Cotty, discombobulated, unleashed:
>
>>http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
>>5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr
>
> oops try this:
>
> 
>
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>
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Re: Published ;-)

[Christian]

Cotty wrote:

My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today and
finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:

<http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>

The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
journalism)

He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.


Wow, Cot, he's got your eye for portraiture...

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Re: Published ;-)

[ann sanfedele]

good for him!  nice shot, too

so he can support you in your dotage then?
O wait, you already ARE in your dotage, no?

ann

Cotty wrote:


On 10/7/09, Cotty, discombobulated, unleashed:

 


http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr
   



oops try this:



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Re: Published ;-)

[AlunFoto]

2009/7/10 Cotty :
> oops try this:
>
> 

Yay! Way to go, Stef!
Well done.

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Re: Published ;-)

[paul stenquist]

Excellent. Very well done.
Nice of Oxford to provide a venue for leapers.
Paul
On Jul 10, 2009, at 5:36 PM, Cotty wrote:

My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today  
and

finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:

<http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>

The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
journalism)

He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.



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Re: Published ;-)

[Jack Davis]

Grats Cotty (pass it along). I wonder from what gene pool Stefan absorbed his 
talent? ;)

Jack

--- On Fri, 7/10/09, Cotty  wrote:

> From: Cotty 
> Subject: Published ;-)
> To: "pentax list" 
> Date: Friday, July 10, 2009, 2:36 PM
> My son Stefan completed his week at
> the Oxford Mail newspaper today and
> finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it
> online:
> 
> <http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
> 5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>
> 
> The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story
> but that's
> journalism)
> 
> He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also
> shot loads with
> the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better
> yet -
> they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple
> of weeks.
> 
> 
> 
> --
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> 
> Cheers,
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Re: Published ;-)

[Doug Brewer]

Cotty wrote:

My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today and
finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:

<http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>

The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
journalism)

He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
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they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.



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RE: Published ;-)

[Bob W]

> 
> My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper 
> today and
> finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:
> 
> <http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
> 5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>
> 
> The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
> journalism)
> 
> He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
> the 17/4 fisheye which works well on the 1.5 sensor. Better yet -
> they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.
> 

That shoot from the roof really captures it. Great stuff, well done to
Stefan! Knows how to use his fill flash, too!

Bob


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On 10/7/09, Cotty, discombobulated, unleashed:

>http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
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[Cotty]

My son Stefan completed his week at the Oxford Mail newspaper today and
finally got published. Not one but two pics. Just found it online:

<http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/448
5083.Suicides_prompt_closure_of_Oxford_car_park_s_top_storey/?ref=mr>

The shot from the rooftop carpark and the cop. (sad story but that's
journalism)

He's well pleased. Pentax *ist Ds and 18-55.  He also shot loads with
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they've said he can come back and do some more in a couple of weeks.



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Re: Published (redux)

[Boris Liberman]

Brendan, all are very good pictures. I can only say (half jokingly) that 
if you shoot with DA* 16-50, you might want to consider renaming your 
web site ;-).


Boris


Brendan MacRae wrote:

I had six more photos published recently in the same
magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.

This time the story profiled the good men and women
who perform animal rescue services on behalf of the
California Dept. of Fish and Game.

Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
experience. The best photos were actually cut from the
spread. They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
their own agendas.

http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html

All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
16-50, a lens I'm starting to love. 


Comments encouraged.

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Re: Published (redux)

[Godfrey DiGiorgi]

Congratulations on your success, Brendan!

Godfrey

On Nov 24, 2008, at 7:02 PM, Brendan MacRae wrote:


I had six more photos published recently in the same
magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.

This time the story profiled the good men and women
who perform animal rescue services on behalf of the
California Dept. of Fish and Game.

Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
experience. The best photos were actually cut from the
spread. They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
their own agendas.

http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html

All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
16-50, a lens I'm starting to love.

Comments encouraged.

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Re: Published (redux)

[P. J. Alling]

David J Brooks wrote:

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 9:21 AM, Brendan MacRae
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  

Yes, he's a raccoon. He was born with an eye defect
and was abandoned by his parents. The screech owl in
the photos suffered the same fate.



Its all fun and games till some one looses an eye.:-)

Nice gallery, BTW.

Dave
  

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Re: Published (redux)

[ann sanfedele]

Thanks, Brendan  - it is really  a sweet photo

Brendan MacRae wrote:


The second photo is of a baby rabbit, very tiny. He
was getting fed through a syringe.

-Brendan
--- ann sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

 


Brendan MacRae wrote:

   


I had six more photos published recently in the
 


same
   


magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.

This time the story profiled the good men and women
who perform animal rescue services on behalf of the
California Dept. of Fish and Game.

Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
experience. The best photos were actually cut from
 


the
   

spread. 

 


Been there...

OR cropped poorly 

But yeah, of course, they care more about the story
line than the 
excellence of the shot... mostly.


However,  all  _your_ shots were good and two I
really love
the baby in hand, and the racoon shot right next to
him that makes me 
what to

askin a caption  "so what are you in for?  shredding
a back pack? 
stealing the rainbow

trout? eating all the trail mix? "

Who is number 2?  golden mantle baby? or not a
ground squirrel at all?  


ann

   


They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
their own agendas.

 


http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html
   


All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
16-50, a lens I'm starting to love. 


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Re: Published (redux)

[Brendan MacRae]

Yeah, we heard stories like that. The worst though
were the tales of raptors being shot for sport. The
peregrine falcon in these pics was a victim of said
violence.

-Brendan
--- "P. J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Parent, actually, raccoons are raised entirely by
> the female.  At least 
> that's a better reason than the litter of kits, I
> helped rescue a few 
> years ago.  We went through one of our periodic
> outbreaks of rabies in 
> wildlife and raccoons rightly or wrongly were seen
> as a major vector.  
> People started putting out poison bait, there were
> lots of orphans.
> 
> Brendan MacRae wrote:
> > Yes, he's a raccoon. He was born with an eye
> defect
> > and was abandoned by his parents. The screech owl
> in
> > the photos suffered the same fate. 
> >
> > -Brendan
> > --- Brian Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >   
> >> That's a nice set of images.  Congratulations.
> >>
> >> I really like the one of the raccoon behind bars.
> 
> >> It really looks like
> >> a captured burgler! 
> >>
> >> (I'm assuming its a raccoon - my knowledge of
> >> American wildlife is
> >> basic, at best).
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Cheers
> >>
> >> Brian
> >>
> >> ++
> >> Brian Walters
> >> Western Sydney Australia
> >> http://members.westnet.com.au/brianwal/SL/
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> On Mon, 24 Nov 2008 19:02:20 -0800 (PST),
> "Brendan
> >> MacRae"
> >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> >> 
> >>> I had six more photos published recently in the
> >>>   
> >> same
> >> 
> >>> magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.
> >>>
> >>> This time the story profiled the good men and
> >>>   
> >> women
> >> 
> >>> who perform animal rescue services on behalf of
> >>>   
> >> the
> >> 
> >>> California Dept. of Fish and Game.
> >>>
> >>> Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
> >>> experience. The best photos were actually cut
> from
> >>>   
> >> the
> >> 
> >>> spread. They were of a couple who rescue fawns
> and
> >>> while disappointing, I suppose photo editors
> have
> >>> their own agendas.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>   
> >
>
http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html
> >   
> >>> All of these photos were shot with the K10D and
> on
> >>> camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
> >>> 16-50, a lens I'm starting to love. 
> >>>
> >>> Comments encouraged.
> >>>
> >>> -Brendan
> >>>
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Re: Published (redux)

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On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 1:09 PM,  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> ===
> Ah. Nice shots,  interesting documentary subject. And you can't get much
> cuter than baby  animals.

What Marnie said.

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Re: Published (redux)

[Eactivist]

In a message dated 11/24/2008 7:02:45 P.M.  Pacific Standard Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I had six more  photos published recently in the same
magazine as last time, Sierra  Heritage.

This time the story profiled the good men and women
who  perform animal rescue services on behalf of the
California Dept. of Fish and  Game.

Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
experience. The  best photos were actually cut from the
spread. They were of a couple who  rescue fawns and
while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
their  own  agendas.

http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html

All  of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
camera 540 flash. All were  captured with the DA*
16-50, a lens I'm starting to love. 

Comments  encouraged.

-Brendan

===
Ah. Nice shots,  interesting documentary subject. And you can't get much 
cuter than baby  animals.

Marnie aka Doe  

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Re: Published (redux)

[P. J. Alling]

Parent, actually, raccoons are raised entirely by the female.  At least 
that's a better reason than the litter of kits, I helped rescue a few 
years ago.  We went through one of our periodic outbreaks of rabies in 
wildlife and raccoons rightly or wrongly were seen as a major vector.  
People started putting out poison bait, there were lots of orphans.


Brendan MacRae wrote:

Yes, he's a raccoon. He was born with an eye defect
and was abandoned by his parents. The screech owl in
the photos suffered the same fate. 


-Brendan
--- Brian Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

  

That's a nice set of images.  Congratulations.

I really like the one of the raccoon behind bars. 
It really looks like
a captured burgler! 


(I'm assuming its a raccoon - my knowledge of
American wildlife is
basic, at best).



Cheers

Brian

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On Mon, 24 Nov 2008 19:02:20 -0800 (PST), "Brendan
MacRae"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:


I had six more photos published recently in the
  

same


magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.

This time the story profiled the good men and
  

women


who perform animal rescue services on behalf of
  

the


California Dept. of Fish and Game.

Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
experience. The best photos were actually cut from
  

the


spread. They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
their own agendas.


  

http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html
  

All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
16-50, a lens I'm starting to love. 


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Re: Published (redux)

[David J Brooks]

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 9:21 AM, Brendan MacRae
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> Yes, he's a raccoon. He was born with an eye defect
> and was abandoned by his parents. The screech owl in
> the photos suffered the same fate.

Its all fun and games till some one looses an eye.:-)

Nice gallery, BTW.

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Re: Published (redux)

[Brendan MacRae]

Yes, he's a raccoon. He was born with an eye defect
and was abandoned by his parents. The screech owl in
the photos suffered the same fate. 

-Brendan
--- Brian Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> That's a nice set of images.  Congratulations.
> 
> I really like the one of the raccoon behind bars. 
> It really looks like
> a captured burgler! 
> 
> (I'm assuming its a raccoon - my knowledge of
> American wildlife is
> basic, at best).
> 
> 
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Brian
> 
> ++
> Brian Walters
> Western Sydney Australia
> http://members.westnet.com.au/brianwal/SL/
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Mon, 24 Nov 2008 19:02:20 -0800 (PST), "Brendan
> MacRae"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> > I had six more photos published recently in the
> same
> > magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.
> > 
> > This time the story profiled the good men and
> women
> > who perform animal rescue services on behalf of
> the
> > California Dept. of Fish and Game.
> > 
> > Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
> > experience. The best photos were actually cut from
> the
> > spread. They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
> > while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
> > their own agendas.
> > 
> >
>
http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html
> > 
> > All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
> > camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
> > 16-50, a lens I'm starting to love. 
> > 
> > Comments encouraged.
> > 
> > -Brendan
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Re: Published (redux)

[PN Stenquist]

Congratulations. Well done. I'll have to show Grace those baby animal  
shots. She's loves little beasties.

Paul
On Nov 24, 2008, at 10:02 PM, Brendan MacRae wrote:


I had six more photos published recently in the same
magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.

This time the story profiled the good men and women
who perform animal rescue services on behalf of the
California Dept. of Fish and Game.

Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
experience. The best photos were actually cut from the
spread. They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
their own agendas.

http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html

All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
16-50, a lens I'm starting to love.

Comments encouraged.

-Brendan








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Re: Published (redux)

[Brian Walters]

That's a nice set of images.  Congratulations.

I really like the one of the raccoon behind bars.  It really looks like
a captured burgler! 

(I'm assuming its a raccoon - my knowledge of American wildlife is
basic, at best).



Cheers

Brian

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On Mon, 24 Nov 2008 19:02:20 -0800 (PST), "Brendan MacRae"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I had six more photos published recently in the same
> magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.
> 
> This time the story profiled the good men and women
> who perform animal rescue services on behalf of the
> California Dept. of Fish and Game.
> 
> Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
> experience. The best photos were actually cut from the
> spread. They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
> while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
> their own agendas.
> 
> http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html
> 
> All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
> camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
> 16-50, a lens I'm starting to love. 
> 
> Comments encouraged.
> 
> -Brendan
> 
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Re: Published (redux)

[Brendan MacRae]

The second photo is of a baby rabbit, very tiny. He
was getting fed through a syringe.

-Brendan
--- ann sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> 
> Brendan MacRae wrote:
> 
> >I had six more photos published recently in the
> same
> >magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.
> >
> >This time the story profiled the good men and women
> >who perform animal rescue services on behalf of the
> >California Dept. of Fish and Game.
> >
> >Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
> >experience. The best photos were actually cut from
> the
> >spread. 
> >
> Been there...
> 
> OR cropped poorly 
> 
> But yeah, of course, they care more about the story
> line than the 
> excellence of the shot... mostly.
> 
> However,  all  _your_ shots were good and two I
> really love
> the baby in hand, and the racoon shot right next to
> him that makes me 
> what to
> askin a caption  "so what are you in for?  shredding
> a back pack? 
> stealing the rainbow
> trout? eating all the trail mix? "
> 
> Who is number 2?  golden mantle baby? or not a
> ground squirrel at all?  
> 
> ann
> 
> >They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
> >while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
> >their own agendas.
> >
>
>http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html
> >
> >All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
> >camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
> >16-50, a lens I'm starting to love. 
> >
> >Comments encouraged.
> >
> >-Brendan
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Re: Published (redux)

[Christine Aguila]

Big congrats, Brendan.  #14 & 17 are really sweet.  I can see way you like 
the lens.  Cheers, Christine



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Subject: Published (redux)



I had six more photos published recently in the same
magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.

This time the story profiled the good men and women
who perform animal rescue services on behalf of the
California Dept. of Fish and Game.

Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
experience. The best photos were actually cut from the
spread. They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
their own agendas.

http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html

All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
16-50, a lens I'm starting to love.

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Re: Published (redux)

[ann sanfedele]

Brendan MacRae wrote:


I had six more photos published recently in the same
magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.

This time the story profiled the good men and women
who perform animal rescue services on behalf of the
California Dept. of Fish and Game.

Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
experience. The best photos were actually cut from the
spread. 


Been there...

OR cropped poorly 

But yeah, of course, they care more about the story line than the 
excellence of the shot... mostly.


However,  all  _your_ shots were good and two I really love
the baby in hand, and the racoon shot right next to him that makes me 
what to
askin a caption  "so what are you in for?  shredding a back pack? 
stealing the rainbow

trout? eating all the trail mix? "

Who is number 2?  golden mantle baby? or not a ground squirrel at all?  


ann


They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
their own agendas.

http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html

All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
16-50, a lens I'm starting to love. 


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Published (redux)

[Brendan MacRae]

I had six more photos published recently in the same
magazine as last time, Sierra Heritage.

This time the story profiled the good men and women
who perform animal rescue services on behalf of the
California Dept. of Fish and Game.

Not the most stunning photos, but it was a fun
experience. The best photos were actually cut from the
spread. They were of a couple who rescue fawns and
while disappointing, I suppose photo editors have
their own agendas.

http://www.primelensphoto.com/animal_rescue/index.html

All of these photos were shot with the K10D and on
camera 540 flash. All were captured with the DA*
16-50, a lens I'm starting to love. 

Comments encouraged.

-Brendan






  

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Re: Published!

[Brendan MacRae]

--- John Sessoms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> From: Brendan MacRae <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> > I think I messed with this one a bit in Aperture
> but
> > in the end I removed all the adjustments. What I
> > captured in this shot was certainly not what you
> would
> > see with your eyes as it was much more dimly lit
> and
> > mysterious. But, the place had a very warm feel to
> it
> > and I think this shot captures that. This is
> closer to
> > what you'd see once your eyes adapt to darkness,
> the
> > details just start to come out. I really only
> wanted
> > to show the fantastic murals and this was the best
> way
> > to go. I felt I didn't want to tweak it any
> further
> > and just left it how the camera saw it.
> > 
> > It was the one shot that jumped off the proof
> sheet
> > for the editor. He said, "That's a tough shot to
> get."
> > I wasn't, but I was glad he liked it all the same
> ;-]
> 
> A trick I was told to use for shots like this is to
> have someone control 
> the lights. Turn them off as soon as you trip the
> shutter so they won't 
> burn out the highlights, and extend the exposure
> time to compensate.
> 
> I had to photograph a room lit by an elaborate
> chandelier for a school 
> project and needed detail in the chandelier as well
> as in the room.
> 
> Sometimes it takes several attempts to get just the
> right balance.

Yes, I see how that would work, too.

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Re: Published!

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From: Brendan MacRae <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> I think I messed with this one a bit in Aperture but
> in the end I removed all the adjustments. What I
> captured in this shot was certainly not what you would
> see with your eyes as it was much more dimly lit and
> mysterious. But, the place had a very warm feel to it
> and I think this shot captures that. This is closer to
> what you'd see once your eyes adapt to darkness, the
> details just start to come out. I really only wanted
> to show the fantastic murals and this was the best way
> to go. I felt I didn't want to tweak it any further
> and just left it how the camera saw it.
> 
> It was the one shot that jumped off the proof sheet
> for the editor. He said, "That's a tough shot to get."
> I wasn't, but I was glad he liked it all the same ;-]

A trick I was told to use for shots like this is to have someone control 
the lights. Turn them off as soon as you trip the shutter so they won't 
burn out the highlights, and extend the exposure time to compensate.

I had to photograph a room lit by an elaborate chandelier for a school 
project and needed detail in the chandelier as well as in the room.

Sometimes it takes several attempts to get just the right balance.

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Re: Published!

[frank theriault]

On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 10:59 PM, Brendan MacRae
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It took a while but I finally got some shots published
> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures printed
> (seven if you count one for the index at the front).
> All shots were taken with the K10D.
>
> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada which
> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's much
> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85 year
> old dancer and painter who has become world renowned
> for her art and her quaint stage performances.
>
> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a 5
> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit) Opera
> House:
>
> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
>
> The printed version was cropped tighter to remove the
> edge of the piano on the right, this is right out of
> the camera.
>
> Anyway, yea for me!

Yay for you!

A beautiful shot, and more-than-deserving of publication.

Congrats, Brendan!

cheers,
frank

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Re: Published!

[Bruce Dayton]

Hello Brendan,

Congrats!  The shot you have shown us is very well done.  I really
like it.

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Saturday, September 20, 2008, 7:59:12 PM, you wrote:

BM> It took a while but I finally got some shots published
BM> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
BM> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures printed
BM> (seven if you count one for the index at the front).
BM> All shots were taken with the K10D.

BM> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada which
BM> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's much
BM> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
BM> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85 year
BM> old dancer and painter who has become world renowned
BM> for her art and her quaint stage performances.

BM> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a 5
BM> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit) Opera
BM> House:

BM> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg

BM> The printed version was cropped tighter to remove the
BM> edge of the piano on the right, this is right out of
BM> the camera.

BM> Anyway, yea for me!

BM> -Brendan







BM>   




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Re: Published!

[Derby Chang]

I humbly beg to differ, Peter. Upping the blue would destroy the cosy 
feeling of the room. It would be like colour-grading Barry Lyndon

Very cute theatre. Congrats Brendan

Derby




P. J. Alling wrote:
> It got published so it's just carping on my part to say the I'd like to 
> see a more "natural" color balance, increased Blue decreased Red.  Still 
> it's a nice photo of a place I've always wanted to visit.
>
> Brendan MacRae wrote:
>   
>> Try it again, I fixed the file name...
>>
>> -B
>> --- "P. J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>   
>> 
>>> Prime lens photo doesn't appear to like your link..
>>>
>>> Brendan MacRae wrote:
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> It took a while but I finally got some shots
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> published
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
>>>> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> printed
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> (seven if you count one for the index at the
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> front).
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> All shots were taken with the K10D.
>>>>
>>>> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> which
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> much
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
>>>> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> year
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> old dancer and painter who has become world
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> renowned
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> for her art and her quaint stage performances.
>>>>
>>>> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> 5
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit)
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> Opera
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> House:
>>>>
>>>> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
>>>>
>>>> The printed version was cropped tighter to remove
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> the
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> edge of the piano on the right, this is right out
>>>>   
>>>> 
>>> of
>>> 
>>>   
>>>> the camera.
>>>>
>>>> Anyway, yea for me!
>>>>
>>>> -Brendan
>>>>   
>>>>   
>>>> 
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>>> with a kind word alone.
>>> --Al Capone.
>>>
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Re: Published!

[ann sanfedele]

Well  the first day we passed through it wasn't raining -- that was 
November 20th 1984  -
Then we went down to Furnace Creek .  The next day it rained like crazy 
and was still raining
when we drove back through the Junction  after a visit to Scotty's 
Castle...  The post
storm sky was great.  

I saw a documentary on The Opera House and Marta on PBS some years ago...

The first day wer were tehre there was a shaggy dog tied up to a palm 
tree that I befriended -
but no person was to be seen... also, a long haired calico cat was 
nicely posed in a window
and the Amaragosa hotel had a Closed sign under the Open All Year one.

I know that at a later time - another year - we drove through the 
Junction and talked to the
people who were about to open th Amaragosa Hotel.  But I can't remember 
what year it was :-(

I know that driving down into the valley from the west was one of the 
most white-knuckle moments
I've had in a passanger seat of a car.  

Thanks for the updates - wish all your photos from taht article were on 
lline

ann

Brendan MacRae wrote:

>Raining, wow. I would've bought a lottery ticket on
>that day! It was only about 116 when we went through
>Furnace Creek on the way to Death Valley Junction, and
>that was back in the middle of May. My Dad drove with
>me and was saying how he wanted to play the golf
>course there even though temperatures of 130 aren't
>uncommon during the summer. The man is insane.
>
>Everything is still there. The hotel is still running
>and Marta still does a show every Friday and Saturday
>evening from October~May. She's 85 now and no longer
>dances due to a bad knee but does what she calls, "The
>sitting down show." Up until about 6-7 years ago she
>was still dancing on point. What's incredible, as you
>know since you've seen how isolated Amargosa is,
>people flock to it from Pahrump, Nevada, 35 miles away
>just to see her performances. The night we were there
>the show was sold out which is the norm.
>
>-Brendan
>--- ann sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Brendon - congrats!
>>Thats a beautiful shot...
>>
>>I know that town -- the first time we went there it
>>was raining!  I mean 
>>Death Valley, in the RAIN??
>>I shot the _outside_ of the Opera House only -- no
>>one was around... 
>> The first time we went through there
>>the Amaragosa hotel was closed -- another time it
>>was just opening as a 
>>B & B... is it still there? Never was
>>passing through when the Opera House was open...
>>
>>Maybe I can find the mag somewhere here in NY _ I'd
>>love to read the 
>>article...
>>
>>ann
>>
>>Brendan MacRae wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>It took a while but I finally got some shots
>>>  
>>>
>>published
>>
>>
>>>in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
>>>My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures
>>>  
>>>
>>printed
>>
>>
>>>(seven if you count one for the index at the
>>>  
>>>
>>front).
>>
>>
>>>All shots were taken with the K10D.
>>>
>>>The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada
>>>  
>>>
>>which
>>
>>
>>>is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's
>>>  
>>>
>>much
>>
>>
>>>farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
>>>Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85
>>>  
>>>
>>year
>>
>>
>>>old dancer and painter who has become world
>>>  
>>>
>>renowned
>>
>>
>>>for her art and her quaint stage performances.
>>>
>>>A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a
>>>  
>>>
>>5
>>
>>
>>>second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit)
>>>  
>>>
>>Opera
>>
>>
>>>House:
>>>
>>>www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
>>>
>>>The printed version was cropped tighter to remove
>>>  
>>>
>>the
>>
>>
>>>edge of the piano on the right, this is right out
>>>  
>>>
>>of
>>
>>
>>>the camera.
>>>
>>>Anyway, yea for me!
>>>
>>>-Brendan
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> 
>>>
>>> 
>>>
>>>  
>>>
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RE: Published!

[Brendan MacRae]

Thanks, Bob.

The K10D did a pretty good job handling most
everything.

-Brendan
--- Bob W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Congrats - that's very well lit.
> Bob 
> 
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On 
> > Behalf Of Brendan MacRae
> > Sent: 21 September 2008 03:59
> > To: pdml
> > Subject: Published!
> > 
> > It took a while but I finally got some shots
> published
> > in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
> > My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures
> printed
> > (seven if you count one for the index at the
> front).
> > All shots were taken with the K10D.
> > 
> > The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada
> which
> > is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's
> much
> > farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
> > Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85
> year
> > old dancer and painter who has become world
> renowned
> > for her art and her quaint stage performances.
> > 
> > A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a
> 5
> > second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit)
> Opera
> > House:
> > 
> > www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
> > 
> > The printed version was cropped tighter to remove
> the
> > edge of the piano on the right, this is right out
> of
> > the camera.
> > 
> > Anyway, yea for me!
> > 
> > -Brendan
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
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Re: Published!

[Brendan MacRae]

I think I messed with this one a bit in Aperture but
in the end I removed all the adjustments. What I
captured in this shot was certainly not what you would
see with your eyes as it was much more dimly lit and
mysterious. But, the place had a very warm feel to it
and I think this shot captures that. This is closer to
what you'd see once your eyes adapt to darkness, the
details just start to come out. I really only wanted
to show the fantastic murals and this was the best way
to go. I felt I didn't want to tweak it any further
and just left it how the camera saw it.

It was the one shot that jumped off the proof sheet
for the editor. He said, "That's a tough shot to get."
I wasn't, but I was glad he liked it all the same ;-]

-Brendan
--- "P. J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> It got published so it's just carping on my part to
> say the I'd like to 
> see a more "natural" color balance, increased Blue
> decreased Red.  Still 
> it's a nice photo of a place I've always wanted to
> visit.
> 
> Brendan MacRae wrote:
> > Try it again, I fixed the file name...
> >
> > -B
> > --- "P. J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
> >   
> >> Prime lens photo doesn't appear to like your
> link..
> >>
> >> Brendan MacRae wrote:
> >> 
> >>> It took a while but I finally got some shots
> >>>   
> >> published
> >> 
> >>> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
> >>> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures
> >>>   
> >> printed
> >> 
> >>> (seven if you count one for the index at the
> >>>   
> >> front).
> >> 
> >>> All shots were taken with the K10D.
> >>>
> >>> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada
> >>>   
> >> which
> >> 
> >>> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's
> >>>   
> >> much
> >> 
> >>> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
> >>> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85
> >>>   
> >> year
> >> 
> >>> old dancer and painter who has become world
> >>>   
> >> renowned
> >> 
> >>> for her art and her quaint stage performances.
> >>>
> >>> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was
> a
> >>>   
> >> 5
> >> 
> >>> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit)
> >>>   
> >> Opera
> >> 
> >>> House:
> >>>
> >>> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
> >>>
> >>> The printed version was cropped tighter to
> remove
> >>>   
> >> the
> >> 
> >>> edge of the piano on the right, this is right
> out
> >>>   
> >> of
> >> 
> >>> the camera.
> >>>
> >>> Anyway, yea for me!
> >>>
> >>> -Brendan
> >>>   
> >>>   
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Re: Published!

[Brendan MacRae]

Thanks, Paul.

--- Paul Stenquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Fascinating. Well done.
> Paul
> On Sep 20, 2008, at 11:12 PM, Brendan MacRae wrote:
> 
> > Try it again, I fixed the file name...
> >
> > -B
> > --- "P. J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
> >> Prime lens photo doesn't appear to like your
> link..
> >>
> >> Brendan MacRae wrote:
> >>> It took a while but I finally got some shots
> >> published
> >>> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
> >>> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures
> >> printed
> >>> (seven if you count one for the index at the
> >> front).
> >>> All shots were taken with the K10D.
> >>>
> >>> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada
> >> which
> >>> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's
> >> much
> >>> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
> >>> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85
> >> year
> >>> old dancer and painter who has become world
> >> renowned
> >>> for her art and her quaint stage performances.
> >>>
> >>> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was
> a
> >> 5
> >>> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit)
> >> Opera
> >>> House:
> >>>
> >>> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
> >>>
> >>> The printed version was cropped tighter to
> remove
> >> the
> >>> edge of the piano on the right, this is right
> out
> >> of
> >>> the camera.
> >>>
> >>> Anyway, yea for me!
> >>>
> >>> -Brendan
> >>>
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Re: Published!

[Brendan MacRae]

Raining, wow. I would've bought a lottery ticket on
that day! It was only about 116 when we went through
Furnace Creek on the way to Death Valley Junction, and
that was back in the middle of May. My Dad drove with
me and was saying how he wanted to play the golf
course there even though temperatures of 130 aren't
uncommon during the summer. The man is insane.

Everything is still there. The hotel is still running
and Marta still does a show every Friday and Saturday
evening from October~May. She's 85 now and no longer
dances due to a bad knee but does what she calls, "The
sitting down show." Up until about 6-7 years ago she
was still dancing on point. What's incredible, as you
know since you've seen how isolated Amargosa is,
people flock to it from Pahrump, Nevada, 35 miles away
just to see her performances. The night we were there
the show was sold out which is the norm.

-Brendan
--- ann sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Brendon - congrats!
> Thats a beautiful shot...
> 
> I know that town -- the first time we went there it
> was raining!  I mean 
> Death Valley, in the RAIN??
> I shot the _outside_ of the Opera House only -- no
> one was around... 
>  The first time we went through there
> the Amaragosa hotel was closed -- another time it
> was just opening as a 
> B & B... is it still there? Never was
> passing through when the Opera House was open...
> 
> Maybe I can find the mag somewhere here in NY _ I'd
> love to read the 
> article...
> 
> ann
> 
> Brendan MacRae wrote:
> 
> >It took a while but I finally got some shots
> published
> >in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
> >My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures
> printed
> >(seven if you count one for the index at the
> front).
> >All shots were taken with the K10D.
> >
> >The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada
> which
> >is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's
> much
> >farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
> >Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85
> year
> >old dancer and painter who has become world
> renowned
> >for her art and her quaint stage performances.
> >
> >A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a
> 5
> >second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit)
> Opera
> >House:
> >
> >www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
> >
> >The printed version was cropped tighter to remove
> the
> >edge of the piano on the right, this is right out
> of
> >the camera.
> >
> >Anyway, yea for me!
> >
> >-Brendan
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >  
> >
> >  
> >
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Re: Published!

[ann sanfedele]

Brendon - congrats!
Thats a beautiful shot...

I know that town -- the first time we went there it was raining!  I mean 
Death Valley, in the RAIN??
I shot the _outside_ of the Opera House only -- no one was around... 
 The first time we went through there
the Amaragosa hotel was closed -- another time it was just opening as a 
B & B... is it still there? Never was
passing through when the Opera House was open...

Maybe I can find the mag somewhere here in NY _ I'd love to read the 
article...

ann

Brendan MacRae wrote:

>It took a while but I finally got some shots published
>in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
>My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures printed
>(seven if you count one for the index at the front).
>All shots were taken with the K10D.
>
>The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada which
>is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's much
>farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
>Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85 year
>old dancer and painter who has become world renowned
>for her art and her quaint stage performances.
>
>A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a 5
>second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit) Opera
>House:
>
>www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
>
>The printed version was cropped tighter to remove the
>edge of the piano on the right, this is right out of
>the camera.
>
>Anyway, yea for me!
>
>-Brendan
>
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Re: Published!

[Christine Aguila]

Big congrats, Brendan to you and your aunt.  Go K10D :-).  The shot you 
posted is very nice--what a great room to shoot.  Post the pics that got 
accepted if you can. :-)  Cheers, Christine


- Original Message - 
From: "Brendan MacRae" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "pdml" 
Sent: Saturday, September 20, 2008 9:59 PM
Subject: Published!


> It took a while but I finally got some shots published
> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures printed
> (seven if you count one for the index at the front).
> All shots were taken with the K10D.
>
> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada which
> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's much
> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85 year
> old dancer and painter who has become world renowned
> for her art and her quaint stage performances.
>
> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a 5
> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit) Opera
> House:
>
> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
>
> The printed version was cropped tighter to remove the
> edge of the piano on the right, this is right out of
> the camera.
>
> Anyway, yea for me!
>
> -Brendan
>
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RE: Published!

[Bob W]

Congrats - that's very well lit.
Bob 

> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On 
> Behalf Of Brendan MacRae
> Sent: 21 September 2008 03:59
> To: pdml
> Subject: Published!
> 
> It took a while but I finally got some shots published
> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures printed
> (seven if you count one for the index at the front).
> All shots were taken with the K10D.
> 
> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada which
> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's much
> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85 year
> old dancer and painter who has become world renowned
> for her art and her quaint stage performances.
> 
> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a 5
> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit) Opera
> House:
> 
> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
> 
> The printed version was cropped tighter to remove the
> edge of the piano on the right, this is right out of
> the camera.
> 
> Anyway, yea for me!
> 
> -Brendan
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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Re: Published!

[P. J. Alling]

It got published so it's just carping on my part to say the I'd like to 
see a more "natural" color balance, increased Blue decreased Red.  Still 
it's a nice photo of a place I've always wanted to visit.

Brendan MacRae wrote:
> Try it again, I fixed the file name...
>
> -B
> --- "P. J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   
>> Prime lens photo doesn't appear to like your link..
>>
>> Brendan MacRae wrote:
>> 
>>> It took a while but I finally got some shots
>>>   
>> published
>> 
>>> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
>>> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures
>>>   
>> printed
>> 
>>> (seven if you count one for the index at the
>>>   
>> front).
>> 
>>> All shots were taken with the K10D.
>>>
>>> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada
>>>   
>> which
>> 
>>> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's
>>>   
>> much
>> 
>>> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
>>> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85
>>>   
>> year
>> 
>>> old dancer and painter who has become world
>>>   
>> renowned
>> 
>>> for her art and her quaint stage performances.
>>>
>>> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a
>>>   
>> 5
>> 
>>> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit)
>>>   
>> Opera
>> 
>>> House:
>>>
>>> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
>>>
>>> The printed version was cropped tighter to remove
>>>   
>> the
>> 
>>> edge of the piano on the right, this is right out
>>>   
>> of
>> 
>>> the camera.
>>>
>>> Anyway, yea for me!
>>>
>>> -Brendan
>>>   
>>>   
>> -- 
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>> with a kind word alone.
>>  --Al Capone.
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Re: Published!

[Paul Stenquist]

Fascinating. Well done.
Paul
On Sep 20, 2008, at 11:12 PM, Brendan MacRae wrote:

> Try it again, I fixed the file name...
>
> -B
> --- "P. J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Prime lens photo doesn't appear to like your link..
>>
>> Brendan MacRae wrote:
>>> It took a while but I finally got some shots
>> published
>>> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
>>> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures
>> printed
>>> (seven if you count one for the index at the
>> front).
>>> All shots were taken with the K10D.
>>>
>>> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada
>> which
>>> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's
>> much
>>> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
>>> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85
>> year
>>> old dancer and painter who has become world
>> renowned
>>> for her art and her quaint stage performances.
>>>
>>> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a
>> 5
>>> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit)
>> Opera
>>> House:
>>>
>>> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
>>>
>>> The printed version was cropped tighter to remove
>> the
>>> edge of the piano on the right, this is right out
>> of
>>> the camera.
>>>
>>> Anyway, yea for me!
>>>
>>> -Brendan
>>>
>>
>> --  
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>> with a kind word alone.
>>  --Al Capone.
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Re: Published!

[Brendan MacRae]

Try it again, I fixed the file name...

-B
--- "P. J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Prime lens photo doesn't appear to like your link..
> 
> Brendan MacRae wrote:
> > It took a while but I finally got some shots
> published
> > in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
> > My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures
> printed
> > (seven if you count one for the index at the
> front).
> > All shots were taken with the K10D.
> >
> > The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada
> which
> > is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's
> much
> > farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
> > Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85
> year
> > old dancer and painter who has become world
> renowned
> > for her art and her quaint stage performances.
> >
> > A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a
> 5
> > second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit)
> Opera
> > House:
> >
> > www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
> >
> > The printed version was cropped tighter to remove
> the
> > edge of the piano on the right, this is right out
> of
> > the camera.
> >
> > Anyway, yea for me!
> >
> > -Brendan
> >   
> 
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> with a kind word alone.
>   --Al Capone.
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Re: Published!

[P. J. Alling]

Prime lens photo doesn't appear to like your link..

Brendan MacRae wrote:
> It took a while but I finally got some shots published
> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures printed
> (seven if you count one for the index at the front).
> All shots were taken with the K10D.
>
> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada which
> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's much
> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85 year
> old dancer and painter who has become world renowned
> for her art and her quaint stage performances.
>
> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a 5
> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit) Opera
> House:
>
> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
>
> The printed version was cropped tighter to remove the
> edge of the piano on the right, this is right out of
> the camera.
>
> Anyway, yea for me!
>
> -Brendan
>   

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Re: Published!

[Paul Stenquist]

Congratulations! I look forward to seeing your shots. The url, as  
posted, doesn't work for me.
Paul
On Sep 20, 2008, at 10:59 PM, Brendan MacRae wrote:

> It took a while but I finally got some shots published
> in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
> My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures printed
> (seven if you count one for the index at the front).
> All shots were taken with the K10D.
>
> The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada which
> is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's much
> farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
> Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85 year
> old dancer and painter who has become world renowned
> for her art and her quaint stage performances.
>
> A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a 5
> second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit) Opera
> House:
>
> www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg
>
> The printed version was cropped tighter to remove the
> edge of the piano on the right, this is right out of
> the camera.
>
> Anyway, yea for me!
>
> -Brendan
>
>
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Published!

[Brendan MacRae]

It took a while but I finally got some shots published
in a local magazine, Sierra Heritage.
My aunt wrote the copy and I had six pictures printed
(seven if you count one for the index at the front).
All shots were taken with the K10D.

The story is really outside of the Sierra Nevada which
is the magazine's normal "beat."  In fact, it's much
farther south, just on the eastern side of Death
Valley, CA. The story is on Marta Becket, an 85 year
old dancer and painter who has become world renowned
for her art and her quaint stage performances.

A favorite shot that appeared with the story was a 5
second exposure of the inside of the (dimly lit) Opera
House:

www.primelensphoto.com/IMGO8075.jpg

The printed version was cropped tighter to remove the
edge of the piano on the right, this is right out of
the camera.

Anyway, yea for me!

-Brendan







  

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Re: Encierro (published, sort of)

[Ken Waller]

Great capture, sure captures the moment!

Congrats!

Kenneth Waller
http://www.tinyurl.com/272u2f

- Original Message - 
From: "Juan Buhler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: PESO: Encierro (published, sort of)


> I'm in Pamplona, shooting the running of the bulls every morning until
> the 14th. Working on extending the series of images from last year
> that maybe some of you remember.
> 
> I gave the people of the press office a couple of my images, and they
> used one to illustrate today's report on the bull run:
> 
> http://www.sanferminprensa.com/es/content/view/967/1/
> 
> 
> One of these days I'll post here a link to a more extended gallery.
> 
> Comments welcome,
> 
> j
> 
> 
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Re: PESO: Encierro (published, sort of)

[Juan Buhler]

Hi Bill,

First off, Jaume != Juan. Jaume's explanation is accurate, of course.

Second, I call Godwin on the gas chamber comment.

Third, I kind of, mostly, agree. A bullfight (and I have been to a  
few) strikes me as a barbaric spectacle, the last remnant of a  
tradition going back thousands of years. That, and the realization  
that it is quite possible that this is something that will disappear  
in my lifetime, is part of what attracts me to it.

Fourth: 48 bulls are sacrificed each year in Pamplona. The fighting  
bull is bred just for that, and up until the last day, he's treated a  
lot better than any other kind of cattle. If I had to choose, I think  
I'd rather be a fighting bull than a cow raised in a feedlot for  
macdonalds meat. What I'm trying to say is, yes, it seems cruel and  
barbaric, but the burger joints of any American or Canadian city  
probably go through a lot more animals than the ones killed during the  
bullfighting fiestas of any town in Spain. And those are animals who  
truly have had an unhappy existence, marked by cruelty, as opposed to  
a good life ending in a bullfight.

So, I agree with you in principle and sentiment, but until we are all  
vegetarians, which we could be, I'll keep coming to Pamplona. Then all  
those animals would not even exist and we'll all be happy.

j


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On 11 Jul 2008, at 17:20, "William Robb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Jaume Lahuerta"
> Subject: Re: PESO: Encierro (published, sort of)
>
>
> I was expecting a response like this one...just some clarification:
>
> Note that there is a difference between the 'Encierro' and the  
> 'Corrida'.
> The first one is just to conduct, at 8am, the bulls from one place  
> to the Plaza, where the
> Corrida, the actual bullfighting, will take place in the afternoon.  
> This takes normally from 2
> to 5 (intense) minutes.
> During the Encierro, since there is a lot of people, narrow and  
> slippery streets, protective
> walls...there may be some injuries to the bulls, mainly when they  
> fall down or when they face
> someone and then others beat them in order to attract their  
> attention. But I really don't think
> that anybody complained if all finished at this point.
> After all, I have seen horses heavily injured and even dead during  
> horse races (pure human
> entertainment) and I haven't heard any big complaints. Bear in mind  
> that the same bulls
> participate in the bullfight a few hours later so they can't be that  
> injured.
>
> The problem here is that those bulls will be killed in the afternoon  
> by the bullfighter, and not
> by accident, but because it is the objective of the whole  
> thing...well...they say that there is
> 'art' in the way of doing it.
>
> If I could vote in order to forbid the bullfighting, I wouldn't  
> hesitate.
> I am not that sure about the Encierro.
>
>
> (note that encierros are made only during a week in some places,  
> being the most famous Pamplona
> during San Fermin celebrations)
>
> Regards,
> Jaume
>
>
> Thanks for the explanation.
> I have problems with any animal related "sport" where the animal is  
> deliberately put into a
> situation where it is endangered, either physically or mentally. I  
> include bull fighting, dog
> fighting, bull riding (in fact most rodeo activities) in this list.  
> Your Encierro is essentially
> taking the animals to the killing field, where the bull fighters  
> finish them off.
> It's part A of a two part process designed to torture and kill these  
> animals.
> I suppose it is possible to be in favour of transporting prisoners  
> to the gas chamber, but not
> be in favour of turning on the gas, I just don't see how you can  
> justify one without the other.
> Don't defend it, the entire process is abhorrent.
> FWIW, I'm also not in favour of the breeding of race horses that can  
> outrun the strength of
> their bones, though not horse racing per se, since the horses aren't  
> supposed to die at the end.
> The breeders of some of the animals need to get the same treatment  
> as what their horses get when
> their legs break on the track though.
> Do they still use bullets for that?
>
> Anyway, every year, you post pictures from this demented activity,  
> and every year you get the
> same response from me.
> I'm sure we'll do it again next year.
>
> William Robb
>
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