Re: GESO, and a zine

[Juan Buhler]

Thanks Stan!

It is a really interesting process, and satisfying from begin to end.
Forces you to select the images, sort them in a way that is at least
pleasant, and commit to it. Having tangible results is also great, there's
a difference versus say making a web site, since on the web there's the
feeling that you can change things at any time.

Wow, sorry to hear about the flooding! Sounds like a tough time. 2020 has
been a terrible year hasn't it?  We have a seven month old baby girl, if it
wasn't for her I'd consider 2020 a total waste.

j

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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Stanley Halpin]

Juan, interesting idea! I ordered a copy to see what the product looks like, 
feels like…
I followed your blog during your expedition, and am glad to see a few images 
from that time.

We have been able to travel quite a bit. Once the covid-19 shutdowns forced 
cancellation of our plans for this year, I settled in to do a few blurb books 
of photos from our travels. Then our house was flooded (27” water throughout) 
and I have spent the last 8 weeks working on recovery. At this point there is 
little more i can do other than wait for contractor estimates so I can see 
whether or not the house can be saved, and was about to start back to work on 
my blurb projects. I had been working with a notion of one “chapter” per 
destination, 4-6 pages, 10-15, sometimes 20 images per chapter. Your zine 
approach has me thinking of alternatives…

Stan


> On Jul 12, 2020, at 12:14 PM, Juan Buhler  wrote:
> 
>> What did you plan to do with the 50 copies you had printed if you hadn't
> thought
>> about selling them?
> 
> This is an excellent question!  Who knows--sometimes you have to run before
> you can walk :)
> 
> I know I'd like people to have them, just wondering where the happy medium
> is between that and cost/hassle, that's all.
> 
> j
> 
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> 
> 
> On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 8:00 AM John  wrote:
> 
 I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
 But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am
>> not
 really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should
>> charge
 maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
>> 
>> What did you plan to do with the 50 copies you had printed if you hadn't
>> thought
>> about selling them?
>> 
>> I'd like to have one. It would make a nice addition to my coffee table ...
>> if I
>> ever get caught up enough on home repairs that I can reclaim my living room
>> 
>> ... and if the current situation ever gets back to the point it's safe to
>> have
>> visitors come over for coffee.
>> 
>> 
>> On 7/11/2020 18:22:29, Juan Buhler wrote:
>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>> I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids
>> these
>>> days call them.
>>> 
>>> Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
>>> included in the zine:
>>> 
>>> https://juanbuhler.com/zine
>>> 
>>> I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
>>> But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
>>> really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should
>> charge
>>> maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
>>> 
>>> Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy?
>> The
>>> print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
>>> magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse,
>> easy
>>> to digest. Anyway.
>>> 
>>> Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
>>> with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
>>> but hey, nobody is perfect.
>>> 
>>> j
>>> 
>>> --
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>>> 
>> 
>> 
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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Juan Buhler]

> What did you plan to do with the 50 copies you had printed if you hadn't
thought
> about selling them?

This is an excellent question!  Who knows--sometimes you have to run before
you can walk :)

I know I'd like people to have them, just wondering where the happy medium
is between that and cost/hassle, that's all.

j

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On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 8:00 AM John  wrote:

> >> I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
> >> But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am
> not
> >> really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should
> charge
> >> maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
>
> What did you plan to do with the 50 copies you had printed if you hadn't
> thought
> about selling them?
>
> I'd like to have one. It would make a nice addition to my coffee table ...
> if I
> ever get caught up enough on home repairs that I can reclaim my living room
>
> ... and if the current situation ever gets back to the point it's safe to
> have
> visitors come over for coffee.
>
>
> On 7/11/2020 18:22:29, Juan Buhler wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids
> these
> > days call them.
> >
> > Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
> > included in the zine:
> >
> > https://juanbuhler.com/zine
> >
> > I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
> > But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
> > really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should
> charge
> > maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
> >
> > Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy?
> The
> > print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
> > magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse,
> easy
> > to digest. Anyway.
> >
> > Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
> > with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
> > but hey, nobody is perfect.
> >
> > j
> >
> > --
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> >
>
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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Juan Buhler]

Thanks for that link Bob, really interesting!

j

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On Sat, Jul 11, 2020 at 10:15 PM Bob Pdml  wrote:

> I haven’t looked at the pictures yet, but I will do.
>
> I like the format.
>
> There’s a guy over here who publishes similar small format collections of
> classic British documentary photography under the name Cafe Royal Books.
>
> https://www.caferoyalbooks.com/.
>
> https://instagram.com/caferoyalbooks?igshid=1bden0ltmpttb
>
> He sells them for £6 individually or in discounted bundles, and
> occasionally gives away bundles free. He is generating good reviews, and
> the one I have is good quality, as you’ve described yours.
>
> I would buy more but they are snackish and I would not know where to put
> them all. I might buy his recent release of Manchester in the 70s since I
> was a student there at the time.
>
> I think you could probably sell yours on a similar basis.
>
> > On 11 Jul 2020, at 23:23, Juan Buhler  wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids
> these
> > days call them.
> >
> > Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
> > included in the zine:
> >
> > https://juanbuhler.com/zine
> >
> > I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
> > But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
> > really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should
> charge
> > maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
> >
> > Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy?
> The
> > print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
> > magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse,
> easy
> > to digest. Anyway.
> >
> > Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
> > with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
> > but hey, nobody is perfect.
> >
> > j
> >
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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Juan Buhler]

Thank you Dan! I got lucky with the bird, then cropped to make it the
center of the frame.

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On Sat, Jul 11, 2020 at 6:48 PM Daniel J. Matyola 
wrote:

> Great images!
> I particularly like the train in Patagonia.  Justy a perfect composition.
>
> Dan Matyola
> *https://tinyurl.com/DJM-Pentax-Gallery
> *
>
>
>
> On Sat, Jul 11, 2020 at 6:23 PM Juan Buhler  wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids
> these
> > days call them.
> >
> > Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
> > included in the zine:
> >
> > https://juanbuhler.com/zine
> >
> > I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
> > But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
> > really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should
> charge
> > maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
> >
> > Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy?
> The
> > print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
> > magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse,
> easy
> > to digest. Anyway.
> >
> > Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
> > with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
> > but hey, nobody is perfect.
> >
> > j
> >
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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Juan Buhler]

Thanks Paul! Really appreciated.

j

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On Sat, Jul 11, 2020 at 4:17 PM Paul Stenquist  wrote:

> Superb! Enjoyed this immensely.
>
> Paul
>
> > On Jul 11, 2020, at 6:23 PM, Juan Buhler  wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids
> these
> > days call them.
> >
> > Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
> > included in the zine:
> >
> > https://juanbuhler.com/zine
> >
> > I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
> > But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
> > really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should
> charge
> > maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
> >
> > Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy?
> The
> > print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
> > magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse,
> easy
> > to digest. Anyway.
> >
> > Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
> > with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
> > but hey, nobody is perfect.
> >
> > j
> >
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Re: GESO, and a zine

[John]

I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should charge
maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.


What did you plan to do with the 50 copies you had printed if you hadn't thought 
about selling them?


I'd like to have one. It would make a nice addition to my coffee table ... if I 
ever get caught up enough on home repairs that I can reclaim my living room


... and if the current situation ever gets back to the point it's safe to have 
visitors come over for coffee.



On 7/11/2020 18:22:29, Juan Buhler wrote:

Hi all,

I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids these
days call them.

Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
included in the zine:

https://juanbuhler.com/zine

I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should charge
maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.

Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy? The
print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse, easy
to digest. Anyway.

Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
but hey, nobody is perfect.

j

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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Bob Pdml]

I haven’t looked at the pictures yet, but I will do. 

I like the format. 

There’s a guy over here who publishes similar small format collections of 
classic British documentary photography under the name Cafe Royal Books. 

https://www.caferoyalbooks.com/. 

https://instagram.com/caferoyalbooks?igshid=1bden0ltmpttb

He sells them for £6 individually or in discounted bundles, and occasionally 
gives away bundles free. He is generating good reviews, and the one I have is 
good quality, as you’ve described yours.

I would buy more but they are snackish and I would not know where to put them 
all. I might buy his recent release of Manchester in the 70s since I was a 
student there at the time.

I think you could probably sell yours on a similar basis.

> On 11 Jul 2020, at 23:23, Juan Buhler  wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids these
> days call them.
> 
> Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
> included in the zine:
> 
> https://juanbuhler.com/zine
> 
> I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
> But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
> really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should charge
> maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
> 
> Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy? The
> print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
> magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse, easy
> to digest. Anyway.
> 
> Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
> with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
> but hey, nobody is perfect.
> 
> j
> 
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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Paul Stenquist]

Superb! Enjoyed this immensely. 

Paul

> On Jul 11, 2020, at 6:23 PM, Juan Buhler  wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids these
> days call them.
> 
> Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
> included in the zine:
> 
> https://juanbuhler.com/zine
> 
> I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
> But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
> really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should charge
> maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
> 
> Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy? The
> print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
> magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse, easy
> to digest. Anyway.
> 
> Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
> with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
> but hey, nobody is perfect.
> 
> j
> 
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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Daniel J. Matyola]

Great images!
I particularly like the train in Patagonia.  Justy a perfect composition.

Dan Matyola
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On Sat, Jul 11, 2020 at 6:23 PM Juan Buhler  wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids these
> days call them.
>
> Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
> included in the zine:
>
> https://juanbuhler.com/zine
>
> I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
> But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
> really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should charge
> maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
>
> Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy? The
> print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
> magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse, easy
> to digest. Anyway.
>
> Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
> with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
> but hey, nobody is perfect.
>
> j
>
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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Dale H. Cook]

On 7/11/2020 6:22 PM, Juan Buhler wrote:


I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids these
days call them.


Heck, I was editing a zine fifty years ago - it is an old term.
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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Juan Buhler]

Haha, I know it was a term for ever, and I used to subscribe to a sci-fi
'zine that was issued in floppy disk in Argentina back in the 80s. It's
just that nowadays it seems like all the kids are making photo 'zines.

I printed it with https://mixam.com/ . Blurb has an easy to use app to make
whatever it is you want to print, and their quality is good, but they don't
print in landscape format. Mixam requires you to upload a print-ready PDF
but they have lots more sizes and aspect ratios. My final cost was maybe $2
per copy.

Driving to Argentina is great and I would love to do it again. We had
planned to take about a year, but in the end took two. Our blog from that
time is still up btw:  http://www.vanenvan.com/

Thanks for looking,

j

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On Sat, Jul 11, 2020 at 3:49 PM Larry Colen  wrote:

>
>
> > On Jul 11, 2020, at 3:22 PM, Juan Buhler  wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids
> these
> > days call them.
>
> Heh!  Sci fi fandom has had zines longer than I’ve been alive.  I guess
> the term is finally catching on with the “mundanes”.  :-)
>
> >
> > Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
> > included in the zine:
> >
> > https://juanbuhler.com/zine
>
> Very nice. I don’t know which to be more envious of, the road trip or the
> photos.
>
> Possibly the chance to dance tango in BA.  These days I miss the chance to
> dance anyplace.
>
> >
> > I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
> > But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
> > really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should
> charge
> > maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
> >
> > Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy?
> The
> > print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
> > magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse,
> easy
> > to digest. Anyway.
>
> I’m very interested in the details of getting them done up.I’d love to
> have something like this for showing off my work, especially since the
> nearest costco photo lab these days is 40 miles away.
>
>
> >
> > Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
> > with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
> > but hey, nobody is perfect.
> >
> > j
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Re: GESO, and a zine

[Larry Colen]

> On Jul 11, 2020, at 3:22 PM, Juan Buhler  wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids these
> days call them.

Heh!  Sci fi fandom has had zines longer than I’ve been alive.  I guess the 
term is finally catching on with the “mundanes”.  :-)

> 
> Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
> included in the zine:
> 
> https://juanbuhler.com/zine

Very nice. I don’t know which to be more envious of, the road trip or the 
photos.

Possibly the chance to dance tango in BA.  These days I miss the chance to 
dance anyplace.

> 
> I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
> But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
> really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should charge
> maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.
> 
> Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy? The
> print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
> magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse, easy
> to digest. Anyway.

I’m very interested in the details of getting them done up.I’d love to have 
something like this for showing off my work, especially since the nearest 
costco photo lab these days is 40 miles away.


> 
> Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
> with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
> but hey, nobody is perfect.
> 
> j
> 
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GESO, and a zine

[Juan Buhler]

Hi all,

I recently printed a little magazine with photos, a "zine" like kids these
days call them.

Here is a link, click on the photo to see the whole collection of images
included in the zine:

https://juanbuhler.com/zine

I printed 50 of these, and I want to make new ones a few times per year.
But now I am wondering what to do with them. Should I sell them? I am not
really interested in making money off these, but I suppose I should charge
maybe $5 or $6 to make up my costs at least.

Interested to hear your thoughts on this--would you want to get a copy? The
print quality is nice, not quite as good as a book, but nicer than a
magazine. Think of it as a little photographic snack, quick to browse, easy
to digest. Anyway.

Many of the photos in there were made with a K5, a K3, and perhaps even
with a K-01. Couple of Canon cameras and a few Leicas thrown in as well,
but hey, nobody is perfect.

j

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