Resonators - Hardcover

Scarlet Page

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ISBN 10: 3959850115 ISBN 13: 9783959850117

Publisher: Werkkraft, 2015

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Resonators is a personal project by the photographer Scarlet Page. For 24 months she travelled the globe on a personal quest to photograph the greatest guitar players in the world of rock, such as Brian May, Mark Knopfler, Noel Gallagher, Paul Weller, and Paul McCartney. Resonators became an epic collection. Each guitarist's photograph in the book will be accompanied by words from her about the day she spent with each guitarist.

Compiled under the art direction of Warren Jackson, the book appeals not only to music lovers, but to people who love pop culture, photography, and music history.

The book production was successfully funded by a Kickstarter campaign in 2015. Printed in a beautiful Duotone Process on heavy paper stock, this coffee table book will soon become a collectible item.

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Review:

"The book provides unique insight into some of the world's most respected guitarists from the Sixties through heavy metal and into punk and Britpop." - Guitar World

About the Author:

Music photographer Scarlet Page developed her fresh, documentary style on the road, travelling America with acts like The Smashing Pumpkins and The Beastie Boys. Since then she has worked with some of the music world's biggest acts: Robbie Williams (album art and the book Somebody Someday ); The Darkness (on their world tour); The Foo Fighters; The Rolling Stones; Stereophonics; and The Red Hot Chilli Peppers. Her pictures have appeared in The Times, The Independent, Q, Mojo, Uncut and Clash, amongst others; and she continues to be commissioned by all the major record labels to shoot artwork and press campaigns. Scarlet has had various exhibitions of her own and has contributed to collective shows. She works extensively for charities, including Warchild and the Teenage Cancer Trust. Her project Resonators, portraits of rock guitar legends, was shown at the Royal Albert Hall and various other venues and raised funds for TCT.

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