Published Internationally

Woot! Here’s some cool news, I got published in Practical Photography Magazine’s May 2014 edition!  It’s a UK publication so my Canadian peeps won’t be able to pick up a print copy too readily. But you can get electronic versions available on iTunes and Google. I was contacted by them quite some time ago regarding my images I posted here on the blog of photographing the kids’ fiberoptic lamps! Spiffy! 😎

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This entry was posted on April 23, 2014 by schultzphoto.ca. It was filed under Photography, Photography Resource and was tagged with electronic versions, FiberOptics, Magazine, Practical Photography, Practical Photography Magazine, Published.

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   kelzbelzphotography

   Aw wow what an.honour im from nz and love that magazine, huge congrats to you

   April 23, 2014 at 3:29 pm
   

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   twingerphotos

   Well done! The best photo magazines are British. Big, beautiful, and glossy.

   April 24, 2014 at 7:26 am
   

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     schultzphotographic

     Truly! That’s what struck me right away was really how amazing the magazine looks. Truly beautiful!

     April 24, 2014 at 4:17 pm
     

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