[timb64]

It is always great to see your photos in print.I have had a few printed in a local Magazine,Suffolk.







And one of a car fire in the local newspaper,The Ipswich Star.

[TER-OR]

Peponapis pruinosa squash bee, male. Published in https://www.amazon.com/Bees-Identification-Native-Plant-Forage/dp/0991356357...+native+plants

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[mikeSF]

It is always great to see your photos in print.I have had a few printed in a local Magazine,Suffolk.







And one of a car fire in the local newspaper,The Ipswich Star.

beautiful!
and some implied irony of the fire car next to a water car, lol.

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so lovely

[timb64]

Thanks for commenting, Mike

[SpecialK]

I used to shoot apartment exteriors for Let's Rent magazine (not sure what they call themselves this century), but I'm pretty sure that does not count :-)

I also had a photo used in some internal Colorado government water-conservation document a few years ago, which does not count either, but I'll share for fun.

Grand Falls, AZ on 9/9/2009. I actually drove across the riverbed/road about 1500 ft upstream in my Toyota Celica while looking for the falls Getting there was via the worst washboard road I have ever been on - I could not find a good speed so I just went 35 mph to get it over with. No one else around - you could fall over the side they may never find you.

When it has water, the falls are higher than Niagara, at 185 feet. The chunk on the right is equivalent to 2-story house.

[PJ1]

My most widely published pic is one of a red deer stag. Pic was taken with a Fujifilm s1800 - all I had with me at the time. It is used by Biosecurity Queensland on their pest animal information sheet, and has been used in deer articles in newspapers and "Wild" magazine (for Australian bushwalkers). I write a bit on pest animal management and hunting in general. I have had a lot of images published with those articles, but most would not be of interest for Pentax Forums.

[Riggomatic]

One of my picture was selected for the cover of our local phone book last year (for the 17 people who have landlines in the county). I was as excited as Steve Martin, in "The Jerk", when the new phone book arrived.

[normhead]

Most of them so long ago I don't even have copies of the magazines. A few in one of the Toronto Star Photo competitions this year, I have 9 of my submissions saved but can't remember which ones were selected for publication.

These three were published by the Toronto Star on-line. They've by now been taken down. But of 100 published photo four were taken by Tess and myself.






My images have been used as the cover page photos for Facebook groups Backyard Bird Count and View From My Canoe, with the current View Form My Canoe cover page being mine. One of mine was also used buy the Huntsville Photography Club group on Facebook.

But I haven't been in a print magazine since the 90s.

[K-Three]

I've posted this on PF before, maybe in the clouds thread?
Won a photo contest in the Seattle Times, ran in the dead tree edition on a Sunday. Contest was "My Commute"

Back when I was a working photographer (with film!),I had some of my official NASA shots run in Aviation Week, and other publications, Its kind of cool to see your stuff in print.

[p38arover]

The volunteer rescue squad pic in bottom left corner of this 1993 series of Norfolk Island stamps is mine. Shot with a Pentax SFX and Pentax F 35-70mm lens. Taken when I lived on the island.

I'll try to find the original print to scan.

If you are wondering where the heck Norfolk Island is located, it's a tiny island out in the Pacific Ocean about 1400km east of Australia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norfolk_Island

[PJ1]

volunteer rescue squad pic

Cool! You get the prize for the most interesting use of a pic.

[K-Three]

If you are wondering where the heck Norfolk Island is located

My Mom used to have a Norfolk Island Pine Tree in a pot in the house,
I never thought much about the name, I recognized all the individual words, but when I finally found Norfolk Island on a map (one of Cook's finds?) it all clicked.
That has to be one of the most remote habitated spots in the world, did not realize it was big enough to have vehicles on it.
Pretty neat to be on stamps.

[aaacb]

The most recent that I had printed are these two in a local newspaper

[cobbu2]

Hello All, this was published in February, 2001 in the Korea Herald, an English-language newspaper in South Korea, appearing in the "OK in the ROK" column. Taken with a Pentax MX and the 40mm SMC-M f/2.8 Pancake, loaded with Kodak T400CN.




This Niagara Whirlpool photo appeared in the August 7th, 2011 issue of the World Journal (Chinese-language American newspaper) accompanying an article on Niagara Falls in the Sunday Living section. Also taken with a Pentax MX with the f/4.5 SMC-M 80-200mm zoom on Fuji Superia.



Cheers, Allan

[bluestringer]

Do websites count? I've had a few of my stock images published on websites.