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by Morganna Magee
Teenage Wildlife was the culmination of five years work a documentary photography project involving three teenage girls embedded in an intergenerational cycle of poverty, mental illness, lack of education and young pregnancies.
The book was self published in a printed hardcover edition of 50 copies to coincide with the launch of an exhibition - a great platform for promoting and selling photo books.
Morganna is also a member of an Australian female artist group - Lumina Collective. They published a set of softcover booklets showcasing their individual work, to launch with an exhibition.
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by Jana Brunclikova
This bespoke recipe book was self published by a naturopath and raw food and it's the best selling book we've printed to date.
Jana sought meaning at every level and worked with us to find materials that reflected her love for nature, organic recipes and design. She chose custom elements including enviro-friendly paper, a raw board cover with an exposed spine binding, and coloured paper inserts.
A phased edition was the most economical approach and the key to her success. After the initial run of 150 copies, the word spread and she has printed 600 to date.
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by Peter Eastway
We've proudly printed the International Landscape Photographer of the Year books since the competition was founded in 2014.
Overall and category winners receive an Indigo printed, Satin paper copy of the book as part of their prize, and the book is also on sale in Momento Shop for creators who feature in the Top 101.
The book has been laid out with a clean and contemporary design, featuring all winning and Top 101 shots, profiles on the winners, plus name and country captions for each image.
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by Rob Annesley
Rob's book of local wildlife photography proves that personal photo projects have the power to be published. He launched his book in tandem with a photo exhibition and artist talk, followed by a letterbox promotion, and now only has a few of the 100 copies left.
His publication was produced as a Regular size gloss hardcover with Satin 150 paper, funded by a grant from his local council and sales of the book.
Like many camera clubs in 2020, QCG had to cease printmaking. To keep their creativity alive and spirits high, they decided to produce a photo book, inviting all members to submit an image.
The book features 40 images from 29 artists and was printed as a 74 page Regular size perfect bound softcover.
The introduction by president Jasmine Westerman says it all: "This collection of images exemplifies the talent and passion of photographers in the QCG. Congratulations to all the contributors, leaving such a special legacy.
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