Jonathan Olley (2 results)

Paperback. First edition. Fine magazine with a gatefold cover and the editor's letter to professionals bound-in and with a touch of shelf wear. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. Issue 5, Volume 2, 2006, of Edit by Getty Images, "a magazine by the people who create images, for the people who use them." "Getty Images' award-winning Edit magazine brings together top professionals from the worlds of advertising, design and publishing to debate the industry's biggest issues." This issue includes: a story on how the cover image of a book affects sales; how revealing images of sporting events become a soap opera; celebrity photographers talk about how to get a 'real' image of a star; a global panel of photo-editors discuss citizen journalists; a group of creatives examine a series of images to explore how they communicate ideas and emotions; a photo-essay by Jonathan Olley on a bomb-disposal squad in Iraq; global female creatives present a series of images inspired by the concept of 'the female eye;' as well as articles on career guidance, the filmmaker Sid Davis, the female workplace, Polly Borland on photographing Susan Sontag, images as change-makers, The Next Big Idea film competition, and much more. Edited by John O'Reilly. 96 pages; color and b&w illustrations throughout; 6.75 x 9 inches.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 2007 Factotum large format hardcover edition. Light reading wear else very good condition. Signed by Jonathan Olley to previous owner. This book contains pictures of fortified police stations, army barracks and watchtowers in Northern Ireland. In the late 1990s, Jonathan Olley secured remarkable access, which allowed him to photograph these buildings while they were still in use. Since the pictures were taken, many have been dismantled as part of the Northern Ireland Peace Process. Jonathan Olley's work has been widely exhibited and collected, most notably by the Imperial War Museum, the ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art) and Tate Britain. His awards include two first place prizes at the World Press Photo and the Observer Hodge Award. Based in London, he currently teaches part-time on the Documentary Photography course at the University of Wales, Newport, but remains a freelance photographer, undertaking various assignments around the world. He is married with a young son. Signed by Author(s).…