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Scott Bulger Photography

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One of my new favorite photo books., May 11, 2006 Reviewer: JJ (Upstate NY) - I received my copy in the mail yesterday and I can't even tell you how impressed i was. The all black and white images of the people, animals and sights of the Yucatan show the character and beauty of the region in a completely different way than I was used to. Rather than relying on the intoxicating colors of the ocean and landscape, the lack of color almost forces you to see the hidden beauty of the Yucatan. The short descriptions under the pictures add yet another dimension to the subjects giving some backround info on what was happening when the images were taken. Truly amazing work.So, thank you Scott for a wonderfull book...and I hope everyone takes a look at it as well.

Beautiful photography, March 17, 2004 Reviewer: Janie ******* (Pittsburgh, PA USA) - I have been to the Yucatan over a dozen times, and I have a love of the area, and especially of the people. Scott's black and white photography captures the feeling of the Yucatan. The expressions on the faces of the children show such joy and happiness. Scott's pictures are breathtaking.

An all-round classic in Black&White, May 24, 2003 Reviewer: Peter ******* (Tasmania, Australia) - This is the kind of book that you can literally read from cover to cover. The classy black and white photographs in this book tell a tremendous story about the people and the culture of the Yucatan Peninsula, with additional attention to the flora and fauna of this region. Also included is a great section on "Tauromachia", better known as bullfighting in the english speaking world. This book tells a story about everyday life in the Yucatan using black and white photographs for a reason - it allows us to see real life. One of the most haunting photos can be found at the end of the book, where a Matador clearly shows the adrenaline in his facial expression after a bullfight. Highly recommended!

A Real View, September 13, 2001 Reviewer: Tami ****** "tppruitt" (Austin, Texas United States) - In an age filled with glossy, airbrushed travel brochures it is refreshing to see a different view of the Yucatan as portrayed in Scott Bulger's beautiful work. Although by his own admission, Bulger's ability to speak Spanish is "quite poor", he has spoken of the peninsula through his black and white portraiture. From the smiling and perhaps shy faces of young children to the startling shots of nature and ruins, the true essence of Mayan heritage has been captured. So, toss aside those color-filled brochures and see the real reason to travel into the Yucatan! Eagerly waiting for Mr. Bulger's next effort!

Thanx for the opportunity, September 10, 2001 Reviewer: Bunny **** (Pembroke, NH) - I have bought and read many magazines and books. I have marveled at the glorious colors of the sky and the flowers and the costumes. I am mesmerised by the blue and the brown eyed children. I can't help but love those beautiful landscapes and beautiful sights that are God given. DO WE NEED TO TAKE A STEP BACK??????Think about all of the glorious photographs that you have reminisced with your mother or grandmother. Did you look at the flowers or the people in the photos? No because (if you are 40 or so years old) the photos were in black and white. The photos were taken to show the people and the real feelings of the people. Isn't it nice to see the real thing for a change instead of the COLORED up version.I found Scott's book to open up my taste buds to what they were many years ago and not what they have become. It was a refreshing breathe to what I guess I would like to return to instead of what I have become. I am conditioned to look for the glitter instead of the actuality. I really think that is the time for people to stop and take a quick glance back. I don't think that they will find it all that distasteful.I enjoyed Scott's book and all of the retrospect that it has given me. I have seen some of his other photos and they make me feel sooooo goodGive yourself a relaxful break and just take a look for youself.

Customer Endorsements of my Photography

"(((P))) (((E))) (((R))) (((F))) (((E))) (((C))) (((T)))" - Sandy

"PERFECT! Very prompt delivery & great communication! Great bonus too!!! Thanks!" - Kathleen

"Holy Moley! Stunning photography & top notch service! You betcha we'll be back!" - Lisa

"LOVE THE BOOK! - Beautiful photos! - Very fast shipping - A " - Paul

"I got it today!! ;-)Thank You. I love it.... and the book. I will also be framing the small pic you sent!Merry Christmas" - Sandy

"Scott is an amazing photographer and a wonderful teacher as well. He touched up some photos for me to give as gifts and not only was I thrilled with the results, the recipients of the photos were incredibly moved! I also received his inspiring book." - Kim

"I am very pleased to have received your book and two of your prints. The images are masterfully captured and expertly printed. Simply beautiful. The book is an awesome collection of images that captures the emotion and personality of the Yucatan and it's people. It's like a guided tour of the area as a participant rather than a voyeur or tourist. I'm happy to have it in my collection." - Will

"I received my Photograph today. I Love it!! Thanks so much....now don't forget I'll be making another purchase here soon. Yeee-haw. haa... Thanks again...." - Tahusa

"The whole family has enjoyed your book. As soon as one person puts if down another picks it up." - Carla

"I received your beautiful book and want you to know I love it! You are not only talented but it is your heart and soul that shines thru your photos." - Rose

"A+ customer service. You're the tops, Scott. Stunningly beautiful photo. THANKS!" - Liz

"Beautiful photographs, pleasure to buy from!" - Jennifer

"Scott is much more than a teacher and photographer. He is a true artist who brings life to every image he captures. His work is captivating. His book takes you on a journey... an up close and personal journey with the people of the Yucatan. A must have for any artist." - Dawn

"This is a 'Must Have' for those who appreciate the beautiful diversity that this planet has to share with us." - Caroline

"I love my picture of your sunset...and the story behind it! If you happen to have or take a picture of sunflowers, I'll be a repeat client!" - L.A.

"The only place that success comes before work, is in the dictionary." - Unknown

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My Blog

Generate a Little Income

Many people write to me (not everyday, but weekly anyway) and want to know how to make money with their photography. I tell them all the same thing, that you need to generate multiple income streams. ...
Posted by Scott Bulger Photography on Tue, 19 Jun 2007 05:27:00 PST

Art Envy?

In an attempt to generate some philosophical discussion, I bring up the following.Reading a fellow photographers blog, I came across this comment...."I think it looks like a painting, which is a good ...
Posted by Scott Bulger Photography on Wed, 13 Jun 2007 06:30:00 PST

Be Comfortable With Strangers

Many people gravitate towards photography as a creative outlet from a voyeuristic vantage point. You can safely sit behing the camera, viewing the world through a keyhole, watching things unfold in fr...
Posted by Scott Bulger Photography on Wed, 29 Nov 2006 10:33:00 PST

I always have things to do.

I haven't been bored, since the summer of 1978. That's when I got my first 35mm camera. Ever since then, whenever I have some time that is't otherwise spoken for, the camera comes out and I do some sh...
Posted by Scott Bulger Photography on Sat, 19 May 2007 02:45:00 PST

Here's the deal....

I see a lot of photographers pages with a FAQ (frequently asked questions) section, and most of them are complete fabrications. Not the answers, just the questions. People ask themselves the questions...
Posted by Scott Bulger Photography on Mon, 07 May 2007 11:33:00 PST

It's Been a While

It's been a while since I posted a blog. As anybody that knows me can attest, I'm not much of a winter person. I don't ski, skate, snowmobile, snowshoe, build snowmen, slide, toboggan, make snow ang...
Posted by Scott Bulger Photography on Tue, 24 Apr 2007 07:05:00 PST

The Ballet Slippers

I've been stuck in a bit of a creative rut lately, not creating much new art. Fine tuning old work and working on other peoples projects have been taking up much of my time. Not to mention, that the w...
Posted by Scott Bulger Photography on Tue, 13 Feb 2007 05:28:00 PST

I took a walk.

So I took a walk. Big deal. I had a destination, some small waterfalls a few thousand feet off of the dirt road i had driven down. I had timed my hike so that the best light would be when I was at my ...
Posted by Scott Bulger Photography on Sun, 14 Jan 2007 04:56:00 PST

Explore the Scene

So you are driving along and you come across a beautiful sunset. You slam on the brakes, grab your camera, and jump out of the car. You run to your percieved vantage point, raise the camera to your ey...
Posted by Scott Bulger Photography on Tue, 19 Dec 2006 05:51:00 PST

Digital Framing and Presentation

More than a couple people have asked about my digital framing technique. I didn't invent it, someone sahred it with me years ago, so I will share it with those that would like to know. It's pretty sim...
Posted by Scott Bulger Photography on Fri, 15 Dec 2006 05:36:00 PST