Made it into my local magazine

[mothertrucker]

I realize it's no Aperture or National Geographic, but I was still pretty excited to be featured in my local town's magazine as the featured artist for this month.

Nice to know people are still interested in analog photography, which is becoming a lost art in central illinois.

One typo, my Sonnar is from the 1930's, otherwise they did a good job copying the info down.

Link here:
https://www.peoriamagazines.com/pm/2019/jun/talking-argentography-photographer-brian-rowe

 

[B-9]

Sweet! Congratulations!

 

[Timmyjoe]

Very nice Brian, some great shots and interesting story. Congratulations.

Best,
-Tim

 

[mpaniagua]

Congratz!!

Things like that offer some very nice oportunities to grow you skills.

Marcelo

 

[Mlehrman]

Congratulations Brian. What a wonderful write-up and photographs.

 

[mothertrucker]

Thanks everyone. I was pretty excited when I got the email but I wasn’t really sure they were really going to go to print with it. It was definitely very cool to get it in the mail over the weekend and see it in there!

 

[rfaspen]

Wow! That was a great article. Found out I have yet another kindred spirit out there......from the old cassette tape drive to the love of old places and the desire to record them before they're gone. Sometimes I can't understand the callous and wanton glee of some "developers"

Nice photos in that piece. I notice none were live music...just sayin

 

[pvdhaar]

Very nice, I particularly like the canyon shot.

 

[Mauro]

Congratulation Brian!

 

[mothertrucker]

Nice photos in that piece. I notice none were live music...just sayin

Thanks rfaspen - I was not sure if I should submit any live music photos because I never really got permission from the venues... so wasn't sure if going to publication with them would be ok.

Here's a few though.

Pokey Lafarge

Annalibera

Moon Ruin

Justin Townes Earle backed w/ the Sadies