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You have talent. William Claxton
Very good work! Lee Tanner
Your photos are lovely. Maria Schneider
You do have a wonderful picture of my old friend Johnny
Griffin. Orrin Keepnews
Beautiful works! I was happy to see your photograph of
Zbigniew.
It is a famous picture which I have seen before many times!
Mark Feldman
You really are a great photographer. Pierre Favre
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH. They are fantastic!!!! Joe Lovano
It was good to view your great photographs. Your photos are
stunning, full of life and character. John Tilbury
Obviously you are a good photographer. Jimmy Katz
These are some of the opinions on my music photography that I have received over the years. I am more than thrilled to cite them here as they all come from people who know the subjects of photography/jazz/music in general perfectly well and whom I also very deeply respect. I am sure you are familiar with their remarkable achievements but in case you are not, please, check them out without any further delay. You will be greatly rewarded.
SLO JAZZ - SWING FOR HARDCORES is a site that comes to you from Krakow, Poland and is basically devoted to music photography, which usually means jazz photography most of the time here. It is constantly under construction, so please, come back for more soon .
I do a lot of different things, but I am predominantly interested in all kinds of music, photography and writing. My photographs, texts and music have appeared in various books, newspapers, magazines, art catalogs, on cassettes, LPs and CDs. Some of the magazines my stuff has been published in include Musica Jazz (Italy), The Wire (UK), Maximumrocknroll (US), Jazz (Czechoslovakia) or Jazz Forum (International Edition).
Right now you can check my PUBLICATIONS section or the NEWS section to learn about my latest jazz photo show being held in Krakow at the moment and about my limited edition jazz photobook and how to get it. If you are multilingual you could risk checking out the three POLSKI sections or CDs as well (the one and only John Tchicai and his new band). To read about extempore, a brand new jazz journal from Australia, go directly to BOOKS. If you want to see some of my jazz portraiture photographs, go directly to the B&W and COLOR sections but also to HARD (unless you're afraid of exciting, but maybe not-so-smooth, sounds).
If you have any questions and/or suggestions, you can contact me at this address:
slojazz @ op.pl
Thank you very much and hope to hear from you soon, Piotr Siatkowski.
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