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Into The Light is a twenty year retrospective fine art coffee table book of my award-winning music photography featuring a foreword by rock legend Steve Miller and showcasing musical luminaries such as B.B. King, Eric Clapton, Slash, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, Santana, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, U2, The Who, Pink Floyd and The Rolling Stones just to name a few…
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- Big fans in any interior photos
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Thanks, Katrina
ZUMA’s talented picture editing staff Ruaridh Stewart, Julie Rogers, Mark Avery, Shalan Stewart, Seth Greenberg, POM Editor Jim Colton and ZUMA Press, Editor-in-Chief Scott Mc Kiernan, contributed to making this show what it is.
None of this is possible without the photographers, some of whom, risked there lives to bring this to you:
Andrew Milligan, Bernd-Michael Kubisch, Bruce R. Bennettt, Can Erok, Carol Guzy
Chris Jung, Curtis Compton, David De La Paz, Dominic Lipinsk, Erin Hooley
Ernesto Mastrascusa, Eurokinissi, Felizzano, Francisco Canedo
Francisco Estrada, Gao Xinsheng, Geng Yuhe, Gerben Van Es, Giuseppe Ciccia, Huang Zongzhi
Igor Vidyashev, Ivan Damanik, Jamil Ahmed, Jens BÏ‹Ttner, Jesus Diges, Joan Cros, Jonathan Alcorn
Jose Mendez, Kay Nietfeld, KM Asad, Lauren Hurley, Liu Xiao, Long Yi, Loren Elliott
Luis Cortes, Luisa Beccaria, Maitre, Mark Rightmire, Matt Baron, Matthias Oesterle, Metzel Mikhail
Mike Stocker, Monstar, Muzamil Mattoo, Orlando Barria, Patrick Pleul, Paul Kuroda, Paul Rodriguez
Peter Kneffel, Rehman Asad, Ricardo Aldayturriaga, Rick Owens, Rob Latour, Robin Loznak, Robin Utrecht
Rodger Mallison, Romona Keveza, Ron Sachs, Silas Stein, Stefan Rousseau, Suvra Kanti Das, Sven Hoppe
Taimy Alvarez, Thomas Bowles, Tolga Akmen, Watchara Phomicinda, Wolfgang Kumm, Yin Bogu, Zhang Duan
Zhao Yuguo, Zhou Zhiyong
Enjoy:)
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thank you, Scott
Scott Mc Kiernan ceo/founder/chief staff photo-journalist of ZUMA Press, Inc.
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