David Julian : Publications in printed and online media
Podcasts, etc.
All episodes of “Hit the Streets” podcast that feature David Julian
“Small Town Street Photography with David Julian” ep 136 of “Hit the Streets” >> Listen
“There’s Always a Way with Matteo Troncone” ep. 128 of “Hit the Streets” >> Listen
“Valerie and Dave in Cuba” ep 119 of “Hit the Streets” >> Listen
“Q&A and Photo Challenge” co-hosts Valerie and Dave, ep 113 of “Hit the Streets” >> Listen
“Life in a Frame with Wayne Crichlow” ep. 105 of “Hit the Streets” >> Listen
“Q&A and Photo Challenge” co-hosts Valerie and Dave, ep 103 of “Hit the Streets” >> Listen
“Photographing Unfamiliar Cultures with David Julian” ep. 88 of “Hit the Streets” >> Listen
“Photographing Burning Man with David Julian” ep. 54 of “Hit the Streets” >> Listen
“A Creative Mind” with David Julian: Audio interview by Ron Henry for his “BlackRapid Radio” podcast >> Listen
“Photoshop Compositing with David Julian: THE FIX podcast with Sean Duggan >> Listen
In Print:
“Photographing The Heart of Cuba“ FUJILOVE magazine 8/2016 >> PDF
“David Julian’s Strange Beauty” After Capture Magazine magazine 11/2010 >> PDF
“Transformation: What’s Inside” After Capture Magazine magazine 11/2010 >> PDF
“The Conceptual Imagery Of David Julian” Digital Photographer magazine 12/2009 >> PDF
“Note from a Creative Soul: Inspiration and ideas” Double Exposure magazine 7/2007 >> PDF
“The Creative Process” Digital Photo Pro magazine 1/2007 >> PDF
“A Different Light” Digital Photo Pro magazine 7/2006>> PDF
“Secrets Shared” PC Photo magazine 6/2005>> PDF
“What We Fear Inside” P.E.I. magazine 11/2002 >> PDF
Interview in PhotoNet with Lisa Surati 8/2002 >> here
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Hello David, First, wonderful work and most importantly thank you for sharing your expertise.
I have attended Burning Man about five times. I was trying to enlarge one my photos on to an acrylic, size 48X48. The blown up quality is not going to work.
Do you sell your prints? If not, can you point me in the right direction to purchase a print. My goal is to have a 48X48 acrylic print.
Best wishes, Adam