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Woodstock Story Book Music Video
Posted: June 8, 2009 at 10:00 am
File Under: Book, Video, Woodstock
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OUR NEW BABY ARRIVES JUST FOUR MONTHS AFTER OUR MARRIAGE
Posted: February 25, 2009 at 7:26 am
File Under: Book, Woodstock
Tags: Book, Photography, Woodstock
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Our new baby is here! The Woodstock Story Book is the product of Linanne’s fertile imagination and belief in me. From the very first time she learned that I was the still photographer on the Academy Award winning film, Woodstock, and from the first time she laid eyes on my slides, she’s been insisting that I had enough images, and a wide enough range of images, to do a book of my own. In the beginning, I demurred, not believing enough in myself, but her constant encouragement, her sending my photos to be converted into high quality Tiffs, and her creation of our web site, Woodstock Witness.com, made me a believer.
And as of 1 February, our baby is available for the world to see on Amazon. Alibris and Baker and Taylor have it as well. So check it out, and order a copy or two for yourself, or as a gift for a friend. And join in on the blog about those heady days of summer, amidst the run-up to the fortieth anniversary of this great event.
Woodstock: Forty Years After
Posted: February 14, 2009 at 9:32 am
File Under: Book, Woodstock
Tags: Barry, Book, Woodstock
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It’s hard to believe that 40 years have passed since those days in August when 500,000 of us gathered in Max Yasgur’s field to celebrate our music, our bodies, our beliefs, and our lives.
Certainly much has changed for me. Back then I was a bead-wearing, pot-smoking, long-haired hippie. And now look! What time hath wroth.
As this is written, I’ve published, along with my lover, a 154 page book, The Woodstock Story Book, an account in photographs and text of those wonderful days, and I invite you all to check it out on Amazon or at my website, www.WoodstockWitness.com. It was clear to me, even as it was going on, that Woodstock was a special event, one that couldn’t be duplicated. So my experiences were from the point of view of an on-stage photographer. Those in the audience had a totally different point of view. So let me know what you saw and felt. And ask me any questions you might have. I’ll do my best to answer all.
