So one of my favorites: The front cover of "Rock Star Adventures of a Meteorite Man" by Geoff Notkin. Woot!
This photo was take during the season 3 Iowa episode, for those of you Meteorite Men fans. It's a good read.
Showing posts with label photo credits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo credits. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
PHOTO CREDITS
The photos credits have been stacking up a little lately. Mostly since I haven't posted about them in, oh, over a year...
So one of my favorites: The front cover of "Rock Star Adventures of a Meteorite Man" by Geoff Notkin. Woot!
So one of my favorites: The front cover of "Rock Star Adventures of a Meteorite Man" by Geoff Notkin. Woot!
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
PHOTO CREDITS
As I'm sure you may have noticed, I've been away from the blog for a bit. I've been madly working my little fingers to the bone.
Season 3 of Meteorite Men began airing on November 28. In addition to getting ready for that event, there were a few trips out of town, promotional work and taking the photos for and helping to build a whole new website. BUT, the good news is that there has been much publication of my photos as a result.
Here are some of the locations where my photos have been featured recently:
Meteorite Men season 3. Some of those stills they flash to during the show are mine. Yay!
One of my favorite parts about being on location of Meteorite Men this year was the opportunity to meet cartoonist Lucas Turnbloom who writes the Imagine This comic strip. He joined us on one of the expeditions and we got to spend some time with him. I loved every minute of it. What a wonderful guy. He recently published a 2 week run featuring the Meteorite Men as well as a blog post about his adventures. His blog features a few of my photos.
The entirely new and fabulous website Meteorites.co. 99% of the photos for both the "finest meteorites in the world" and the Notkin Collection are mine.
The new product photos on the Aerolite Meteorites website.
The article by Denise Chow on Space.com, "Hunting for Space Rocks: Q&A with Geoff Notkin of 'Meteorite Men'" dated November 28, 2011.
The image album "Photos: Sneak Peek of "Meteorite Men" Season 3" on Space.com, dated November 28, 2011.
The blog post on Pillow Astronaut, Monday, November 28, 2011 "Meteorite Men". (Which I personally thought was a hysterical post.)
The post on TVOvermind, November 25, 2011 "Meteorite Men: Geoff Notkin Previews Season Three Premier" by Nightfly.
"Meet the Meteorite Men" in the Arizona State University printed journal, Source, by SESE; October 2011, page 12.
Two different photos were published in the book "Retired from Racing, not from Life", 2001, by True North Greyhounds. All proceeds go to greyhound rescue, so go buy a copy.
Celebrating Greyhounds 2012 calendar.
The event photographer for the Arizona Greyhound Rescue Fall Festival in November.
First prize in the Hope Animal Shelter Sleeping Beauty Photo Contest.
Two blog posts on the Four Legged Views blog; Wednesday October 5, 2011, "Day 5: This Might Be Kind of Scary" and Friday, October 7, 2011 "Day Seven "Here We Come""
On the wonderfully fabulous website Duck Bob Duck.
KGUN 9 TV show Tucson Morning Blend, photo of the day August 15, 2011
Season 3 of Meteorite Men began airing on November 28. In addition to getting ready for that event, there were a few trips out of town, promotional work and taking the photos for and helping to build a whole new website. BUT, the good news is that there has been much publication of my photos as a result.
Here are some of the locations where my photos have been featured recently:
Meteorite Men season 3. Some of those stills they flash to during the show are mine. Yay!
One of my favorite parts about being on location of Meteorite Men this year was the opportunity to meet cartoonist Lucas Turnbloom who writes the Imagine This comic strip. He joined us on one of the expeditions and we got to spend some time with him. I loved every minute of it. What a wonderful guy. He recently published a 2 week run featuring the Meteorite Men as well as a blog post about his adventures. His blog features a few of my photos.
The entirely new and fabulous website Meteorites.co. 99% of the photos for both the "finest meteorites in the world" and the Notkin Collection are mine.
The new product photos on the Aerolite Meteorites website.
The article by Denise Chow on Space.com, "Hunting for Space Rocks: Q&A with Geoff Notkin of 'Meteorite Men'" dated November 28, 2011.
The image album "Photos: Sneak Peek of "Meteorite Men" Season 3" on Space.com, dated November 28, 2011.
The blog post on Pillow Astronaut, Monday, November 28, 2011 "Meteorite Men". (Which I personally thought was a hysterical post.)
The post on TVOvermind, November 25, 2011 "Meteorite Men: Geoff Notkin Previews Season Three Premier" by Nightfly.
"Meet the Meteorite Men" in the Arizona State University printed journal, Source, by SESE; October 2011, page 12.
Two different photos were published in the book "Retired from Racing, not from Life", 2001, by True North Greyhounds. All proceeds go to greyhound rescue, so go buy a copy.
Celebrating Greyhounds 2012 calendar.
The event photographer for the Arizona Greyhound Rescue Fall Festival in November.
First prize in the Hope Animal Shelter Sleeping Beauty Photo Contest.
Two blog posts on the Four Legged Views blog; Wednesday October 5, 2011, "Day 5: This Might Be Kind of Scary" and Friday, October 7, 2011 "Day Seven "Here We Come""
On the wonderfully fabulous website Duck Bob Duck.
KGUN 9 TV show Tucson Morning Blend, photo of the day August 15, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
PHOTO CREDITS
Another edition of Where’s Suzanne…
I was a little surprised when I glanced at my fabulous Playgrey 2011 greyhound calendar and realized I’m about to change the March photo of Maggie and her ’65 Mustang over to Cody giving me the sultry look while roaching. (Just Google “Playgrey”. Trust me on this.) I am not sure where the first 3 months of this year have disappeared to. I’ve thought of a number of locations and even searched some, but when I checked under the bed, there were just dust bunnies to greet me and none were named January, February or March.
During the past few months, I’ve been pretty busy getting my photos into as many locations as possible. The majority revolve around the recent Tucson gem and mineral shows and Aerolite Meteorites/Meteorite Men; so lots of rock photos.
Below are some of the recent locations in which my photos are hiding. I may not be able to find the beginning of 2011, but I know where the photos have dispersed to.
Meteoriteblog, Meteorites: They Came from Outer Space. Geoff Notkin blog post March 26, 2011: "A Sikhote-Alin Meteorite discovery: The Missing Link"
Meteoriteblog, Meteorites: They Came from Outer Space. Geoff Notkin blog post March 23, 2011: "The Millbillilllie Meteorite: Part of the Asteroid Vesta?"
Rocks from Space photo of the day, March 22, 2011
Meteoriteblog, Meteorites: They Came from Outer Space. Geoff Notkin blog post, March 20, 2011: "Learn About Meteorites: Rollover Lips"
Rocks from Space photo of the day, March 18, 2011
The Logical Lizard, tucsoncitizen.com blog post, by Geoffrey Notkin, March 12, 2011: "The 2011 Tucson Gem Shows, And Being Respectful To Fans"
The Logical Lizard, tucsoncitizen.com blog post, by Geoffrey Notkin, March 08, 2011: "“Meteorite Men” Gets The Green Light For Season Three"
2011 Tucson Easy Guide, February 2011: All the cover photography and about 20 interior photos.
2011 Quartizite Easy Guide, January 2011: Cover photography - the cactus flower, upper right.
Postcard photo for Steve Arnold of Meteorite Men
2011 gem show postcard photo for Geoff Notkin of Aerolite Meteorites
2011 Aerolite gem show postcard
2011 Aerolite Meteorites postcard
ETA - sorry about the funky formatting. Blogger has decided all extra lines between paragraphs should be removed and/or additional ones added in. I tried fixing the code but it didn't work very well. Blogger also won't let me fix the broken links at Steve Arnold (www.arnoldmeteorites.com) or Aerolite Meteorites (www.aerolite.org).
I was a little surprised when I glanced at my fabulous Playgrey 2011 greyhound calendar and realized I’m about to change the March photo of Maggie and her ’65 Mustang over to Cody giving me the sultry look while roaching. (Just Google “Playgrey”. Trust me on this.) I am not sure where the first 3 months of this year have disappeared to. I’ve thought of a number of locations and even searched some, but when I checked under the bed, there were just dust bunnies to greet me and none were named January, February or March.
During the past few months, I’ve been pretty busy getting my photos into as many locations as possible. The majority revolve around the recent Tucson gem and mineral shows and Aerolite Meteorites/Meteorite Men; so lots of rock photos.
Below are some of the recent locations in which my photos are hiding. I may not be able to find the beginning of 2011, but I know where the photos have dispersed to.
Meteoriteblog, Meteorites: They Came from Outer Space. Geoff Notkin blog post March 26, 2011: "A Sikhote-Alin Meteorite discovery: The Missing Link"
Meteoriteblog, Meteorites: They Came from Outer Space. Geoff Notkin blog post March 23, 2011: "The Millbillilllie Meteorite: Part of the Asteroid Vesta?"
Rocks from Space photo of the day, March 22, 2011
Meteoriteblog, Meteorites: They Came from Outer Space. Geoff Notkin blog post, March 20, 2011: "Learn About Meteorites: Rollover Lips"
Rocks from Space photo of the day, March 18, 2011
The Logical Lizard, tucsoncitizen.com blog post, by Geoffrey Notkin, March 12, 2011: "The 2011 Tucson Gem Shows, And Being Respectful To Fans"
The Logical Lizard, tucsoncitizen.com blog post, by Geoffrey Notkin, March 08, 2011: "“Meteorite Men” Gets The Green Light For Season Three"
2011 Tucson Easy Guide, February 2011: All the cover photography and about 20 interior photos.
2011 Quartizite Easy Guide, January 2011: Cover photography - the cactus flower, upper right.
Postcard photo for Steve Arnold of Meteorite Men
Steve Arnold postcard
2011 gem show postcard photo for Geoff Notkin of Aerolite Meteorites
2011 Aerolite gem show postcard
2011 Aerolite Meteorites postcardMeteorite! Hunting and Collecting Magazine, Volume 1 Issue 3, November 2010. Cover and interior photos.
Aerolite Meteorites: product photography - check out the new page
And last, but certainly not least, the biggest piece of work I have recently been involved in is a book!
WOOT!
That’s right, my photos are gracing the pages of Geoff Notkin’s newest project “Meteorite Hunting: How to Find Treasure From Space”.
There are a number of interesting bits to read on the testimonials page, many of which comment on the photos. Hee.
My personal favorite:
"Geoff has done an incredible job outlining for everyone the art of finding meteorites.....it's what he loves to do best and I'm certain everyone will enjoy the read from the newest meteorite enthusiasts to the most seasoned professionals.....Also, once you've seen the illustrations and photos, it's apparent that [staff photographer] Suzanne Morrison has provided some of the best meteorite photography I've ever seen. Congratulations to all on a job very well done!" — Arlene
I have one photo on the cover and about 2 dozen photos inside. I had so much fun shooting the photos for the book. My favorite is a historic Brenham piece resting casually on an old Nininger book. Check it out. I suggest ordering a copy, it’s a great read.
ETA - sorry about the funky formatting. Blogger has decided all extra lines between paragraphs should be removed and/or additional ones added in. I tried fixing the code but it didn't work very well. Blogger also won't let me fix the broken links at Steve Arnold (www.arnoldmeteorites.com) or Aerolite Meteorites (www.aerolite.org).
Monday, October 25, 2010
PHOTO CREDITS
Hi there! I bet you have been wondering "when is that girl going to get off her butt and post something new?". I certainly have. Things have been a little slow on the blog posting front because I have been out and about traveling across the country. That's right, I drove from Arizona to Massachusetts; which of course provided numerous photo opportunities. You will be seeing a number of them appearing on the blog over the next few weeks.
This post is actually about where you can currently find my photos, they've been cropping up in the oddest places. So go check out the most recent publications featuring my photos. A number of them revolve around the Meteorite Men TV show. (which is premiering the first episode of season 2 on November 2nd. Woo Hoo!)
-Make Magazine, Volume 24, October 2010, page 70, “Space Rock Hounds, A Q&A with the Meteorite Men” by Rachel Hobson. Print and online:
-Bloomberg, Business and Financial News, “Buried Nickel from Mars Lures Hunters to Texas Desert: Travel", by James Clash, September 21, 2010
-Tucson EZGuide Fall 2010 edition, cover photography and various interior images: September, 2010
-Denver EZGuide 2010 edition, cover photography and various interior images: September, 2010
- Tactical Pants Blog, "Tactical Talk: Meteorite Men’s Geoffrey Notkin", July 9, 2010 by Jeanette K.
- Rocks from Space website, picture of the day, June 21, 2010
-Rocks from Space website, picture of the day, June 6, 2010
And a few older ones that I hadn't posted yet.
-Values Magazine Japanese edition, summer 2010, Meteorite Men article by Jim Clash, p 98 – 99.
-Web site/blog photography Seize the Leash dog training; May 2010, http://www.seizetheleash.com/ and www.feeds.feedbuner.com/caninebehaviortraining.com
-“A Date with the Meteorite Men” article by Jim Clash; Spring 2010 Edition of the Explorer’s club Journal
-Tucson EZGuide 2010 edition, cover photography and various interior images: January, 2010
-Science Channel Meteorite Men website: photos in photo gallery: Jan 2010:
-Mr. Meteorite web page: Meteorite TV shows: Photos from filming the Meteorite Men TV show: January 2010:
- Flandrau Science Center video for the Science Café: “From Fallen Stars to Media Stars.”: January 7, 2010.
-tucsoncitizen.com: – The Logical Lizard - The Tucson Citizen Online blog post – “Meet the Logical Lizard at Flandrau’s Science Café tonight.” posted 1/12/2010.
Enjoy!
This post is actually about where you can currently find my photos, they've been cropping up in the oddest places. So go check out the most recent publications featuring my photos. A number of them revolve around the Meteorite Men TV show. (which is premiering the first episode of season 2 on November 2nd. Woo Hoo!)
-Make Magazine, Volume 24, October 2010, page 70, “Space Rock Hounds, A Q&A with the Meteorite Men” by Rachel Hobson. Print and online:
-Bloomberg, Business and Financial News, “Buried Nickel from Mars Lures Hunters to Texas Desert: Travel", by James Clash, September 21, 2010
-Tucson EZGuide Fall 2010 edition, cover photography and various interior images: September, 2010
-Denver EZGuide 2010 edition, cover photography and various interior images: September, 2010
- Tactical Pants Blog, "Tactical Talk: Meteorite Men’s Geoffrey Notkin", July 9, 2010 by Jeanette K.
- Rocks from Space website, picture of the day, June 21, 2010
-Rocks from Space website, picture of the day, June 6, 2010
And a few older ones that I hadn't posted yet.
-Values Magazine Japanese edition, summer 2010, Meteorite Men article by Jim Clash, p 98 – 99.
-Web site/blog photography Seize the Leash dog training; May 2010, http://www.seizetheleash.com/ and www.feeds.feedbuner.com/caninebehaviortraining.com
-“A Date with the Meteorite Men” article by Jim Clash; Spring 2010 Edition of the Explorer’s club Journal
-Tucson EZGuide 2010 edition, cover photography and various interior images: January, 2010
-Science Channel Meteorite Men website: photos in photo gallery: Jan 2010:
-Mr. Meteorite web page: Meteorite TV shows: Photos from filming the Meteorite Men TV show: January 2010:
- Flandrau Science Center video for the Science Café: “From Fallen Stars to Media Stars.”: January 7, 2010.
-tucsoncitizen.com: – The Logical Lizard - The Tucson Citizen Online blog post – “Meet the Logical Lizard at Flandrau’s Science Café tonight.” posted 1/12/2010.
Enjoy!
Sunday, January 17, 2010
WHERE'S BACKCOUNTRY? (Not nearly as catchy as Where's Waldo, hmmmm)
Hi there :) this post is all about where the Backcountry Photography photos can be seen as of late. With links!
I’ve been busy with getting ready for the gem show: working for Geoff Notkin of Aerolite Meteorites and the TV show Meteorite Men, doing the photography for articles written by Lisa Marie in this year’s Tucson EZ Guide, and providing photos for the Denver, Quartzsite and Tucson EZ Guides. (cover and interior pages)
Check out the guides:
http://www.xpopress.com/ez.html
Now up - Backcountry Photography photos on the front page of the Science Channel website! Meteorite Men is about to kick off its first season so promos are on the front page of the Science Channel. http://science.discovery.com/
And, when you go to the Meteorite Men page there are more of my photos. I traveled with the crew on 4 location shoots; Tucson, Odessa, West, and Gold Basin. Most of the photos from those locations were taken by me! Check out the flash banner and photo gallery.
http://science.discovery.com/tv/meteorite-men/
Mr. Meteorite, Ruben Garcia, was on location at the West, Texas Meteorite Men shoot. You can see some of my photos on his website: http://www.mr-meteorite.net/meteoritetvshows.htm. Thanks Ruben for the photo credit.
Also, take a look at Geoff Notkin’s science blog, The Logical Lizard on the Tucson Citizen online newspaper. “Meet the Logical Lizard at Flandrau’s Science Café tonight.”.
http://tucsoncitizen.com/lizard/2010/01/12/meet-the-logical-lizard-at-flandraus-science-cafe-tonight/
And for the biggest surprise in the Backcountry Photography world – I was the videographer for the teaser/interview for Geoff’s speaking engagement for Flandrau Science Café: “From Fallen Stars to Media Stars”.
http://www.uasciencecenter.org/2010/01/08/science-cafe-meteorite-hunters-investigate-the-science-of-rocks-from-space/. Just to answer the question I know you want to ask – yes, that was done in one take; hence the wobbly camera work as my arms started to shake from holding the camera up for so long.
Check out my product photography on Aerolite Meteorite’s site for the new fall Buzzard Coulee. http://www.aerolite.org/specials/buzzard-coulee.htm
I’ve been busy with getting ready for the gem show: working for Geoff Notkin of Aerolite Meteorites and the TV show Meteorite Men, doing the photography for articles written by Lisa Marie in this year’s Tucson EZ Guide, and providing photos for the Denver, Quartzsite and Tucson EZ Guides. (cover and interior pages)
Check out the guides:
http://www.xpopress.com/ez.html
Now up - Backcountry Photography photos on the front page of the Science Channel website! Meteorite Men is about to kick off its first season so promos are on the front page of the Science Channel. http://science.discovery.com/
And, when you go to the Meteorite Men page there are more of my photos. I traveled with the crew on 4 location shoots; Tucson, Odessa, West, and Gold Basin. Most of the photos from those locations were taken by me! Check out the flash banner and photo gallery.
http://science.discovery.com/tv/meteorite-men/
Mr. Meteorite, Ruben Garcia, was on location at the West, Texas Meteorite Men shoot. You can see some of my photos on his website: http://www.mr-meteorite.net/meteoritetvshows.htm. Thanks Ruben for the photo credit.
Also, take a look at Geoff Notkin’s science blog, The Logical Lizard on the Tucson Citizen online newspaper. “Meet the Logical Lizard at Flandrau’s Science Café tonight.”.
http://tucsoncitizen.com/lizard/2010/01/12/meet-the-logical-lizard-at-flandraus-science-cafe-tonight/
And for the biggest surprise in the Backcountry Photography world – I was the videographer for the teaser/interview for Geoff’s speaking engagement for Flandrau Science Café: “From Fallen Stars to Media Stars”.
http://www.uasciencecenter.org/2010/01/08/science-cafe-meteorite-hunters-investigate-the-science-of-rocks-from-space/. Just to answer the question I know you want to ask – yes, that was done in one take; hence the wobbly camera work as my arms started to shake from holding the camera up for so long.
Check out my product photography on Aerolite Meteorite’s site for the new fall Buzzard Coulee. http://www.aerolite.org/specials/buzzard-coulee.htm
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