The Victory Chimes PhotoBook: A week aboard the Victory Chimes. The Victory Chimes PhotoBook is a collection of photographs taken aboard the Victory Chimes the week of July 4th, 2011. Put away the computer, cell phone and the cares of life and visit the coast of
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| Title | : | The Victory Chimes PhotoBook: A week aboard the Victory Chimes. |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.53 (251 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1463766734 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 68 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2011-07-26 |
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Editorial : About the Author DOUG MILLS IS THE SON OF AN ARTIST, THE GRANDSON AND GREAT GRANDSON OF MAINE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS. DOUG IS A NAUTICAL PHOTOGRAPHER AND AUTHOR SPECIALIZING IN THE HISTORIC TALL SHIPS THAT CALL MAINE HOME. DOUG STARTED SHOOT MAINE STUDIOS IN 2007 AND HAS CREATED ONE OF THE LARGEST COLLECTIONS OF NAUTICAL PHOTOGRAPHS CENTERED AROUND THE HISTORIC FLEET OF TWO AND THREE MASTED SCHOONERS, WHICH SAIL THE MAINE WATERS. SHOOT MAINE STUDIOS ALSO PUBLISHES THE MAINESAIL MAGAZINE. WITH OVER 40 YEARS IN THE ARTS, DOUG BRINGS A WEALTH OF ARTISTIC EXPRESSION TO HIS PHOTOGRAPHY. DOUG'S PHOTOS WILL TRANSPORT YOU TO A PLACE WHERE LIFE IS SIMPLE AND THE RUGGED UNSPOILED BEAUTY WILL TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY.
Spend a week aboard the historic schooner Victory Chimes, the largest commercial sailing vessel under U.S. flag. The Victory Chimes PhotoBook is a collection of photographs taken aboard the Victory Chimes the week of July 4th, 2011. Put away the computer, cell phone and the cares of life and visit the coast of Maine, a place that time has forgotten,on board the 111 year old Victory Chimes.
Anderson, WB5EIN
Tupelo, MS (birthplace of Elvis!). (I would have thrown in the 1949 Plymouth, but would have been wrong!!!) This author has a lot of insight and knowledge- I will be rereading this book.. Despite a boom in licensing and totally new markets exploding for licensed artwork and design (especially with opportunities for American and European artists, designers and industrial designers now working directly with Chinese manufacturers), this old tome is unfortunately still one of the better books available for the creative/businessperson. Fair b/w photography. The concepts are well grounded and thoroughly researched. The other major thread, his coming out odyssey and how it relates to the safer emotional spaces he now tries to live in, reads beautifully. He was educated in Brussels as a commercial engineer, but in 1946 discovered motorsports, winning his class in the first motorcycle race he entered on a pre-war 500-cc Triumph twin. Upon close reading, I did find a very f
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