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“El Puerta Negro” ~ Malinalco, Mexico © 2009 Skip Hunt
Shot during my “Skip Hunt Vagabond: MEXICO 2009” journey.
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NEW “Skip Hunt Vagabond” BOOK AVAILABLE NOW!
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© 2009 Skip Hunt ~ skiphuntphotography.com
Hey there,
My new book is hot off the presses at Blurb! Take a sneak peek and place your order if you’re so inclined…
http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/977457
It took me awhile, but I finally put together a book of my Skip Hunt Vagabond :: MEXICO 2009 Trip!
Cost is a bit steep on these books, so in order to keep my price reasonable… I edited this down to 40 pages. This includes a few stories from the trip, about 70 images, and excerpts from other stories.
I will also be putting together a more expensive and larger coffee table book that is mostly just photos from this trip with less writing. And, I will be putting together a less expensive black & white novel version with ALL of the text from the trip along with a few black and white photos for those more interested in the story than the images.
Most of the images I chose for this offering are in this video slide show: http://www.vimeo.com/7268216
This first offering is a hybrid containing many of my favorite images and some of my favorite textual excerpts. I hope you enjoy!
If you go to this link, I included a preview of the entire book. I’m not sure if that’s a good idea or not, but I know if I’m buying a book… I like to flip through the whole thing first. :-)
I just ordered my copies as soft cover with premium paper… will post how they came out as soon as they arrive.
Disfruta!
Skip
In 2009 from June to August I traveled in Mexico on a motorcycle on a journey blogged @ Skip Hunt Vagabond
The journey took me into the Sacred desert region known as Huiricuta by the Huichol Indians… to major cities… strange villages that induced perpetual deja-vu… mountains, jungle, peyote & mushroom rituals… coastline… matriarchal community… and amazing winding roads all through the Sierra Madres.
These are images I made on this journey and that will also be used in a soon to be announced book.
Distruta!
© 2009 Skip Hunt
In 2009 from June to August I traveled in Mexico on a motorcycle on a journey blogged @ Skip Hunt Vagabond
The journey took me into the Sacred desert region known as Huiricuta by the Huichol Indians… to major cities… strange villages that induced perpetual deja-vu… mountains, jungle, peyote & mushroom rituals… coastline… matriarchal community… and amazing winding roads all through the Sierra Madres.
These are images I made on this journey and that will also be used in a soon to be announced book.
Distruta!
This is another one shot during my Skip Hunt Vagabond travel blog. I loitered around this corner for a good while making images and trying to get one that I was satisfied with. It wasn’t until I accidentally caught the tail-end of an old red bug in the bottom left… that I realized I FINALLY had that element that balanced the rest of the composition. :-)
“Seragrafia” ~ Toluca, Mexico © 2009 Skip Hunt
Cactus from the desert region called Huiricuta by the Huichol Indians in San Luis Potosi, Mexico for my travel blog Skip Hunt Vagabond which I just completed the final entry for this journey. Disfruta!
Also, you can view more thorn-themed images from this region in this little extra gallery HERE
Rich color and texture of the architecture in Guadalajara, Mexico for my travelblog Skip Hunt Vagabond
Abstract wall texture in Toluca, Mexico for my Skip Hunt Vagabond travelblog HERE
A pink shack in San Jose del Pacifico of Oaxaca, Mexico for my currently evolving Skip Hunt Vagabond Travelblog
Plastic jugs to collect miracle water from the Chalma Ahuehuete tree in Mexico. More on my current travelblog http://skiphuntvagabond.tumblr.com
“Escalera” ~ Aguacatitla, Mexico ~ from my current live travelblog skiphuntvagabond.tumblr.com
“La Luz Magia de D.F.” ~ Mexico City, Mexico ~ from my current live travelblog skiphuntvagabond.tumblr.com
“La Flor de Las Pozas” ~ Xilitla, Mexico ~ from my current live travelblog skiphuntvagabond.tumbr.com
