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    See The Light
    A New Light
    First Light
    Ebook series3 titles

    In The Light Series

    By Kevin Cable

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    About this series

    "A New Light" People, and times were changing and I was too. As a photographer and cinematographer,I was looking at my visual world quite differently now. I'm getting paid to perform my services and I wanted to make sure I always put out a great product. It was also the time of getting married and starting a family as my career began to move forward. This e-book is the third in the on going series "In The Light" with images captured from 1978 through 1980.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKevin Cable
    Release dateApr 16, 2013
    See The Light
    A New Light
    First Light

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      First Light
      First Light

      First Light

      Kevin Cable
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      It’s the early 1970’s, time of the hippy revolution. It’s a time for peace! Long hair, blue jeans, make love not war! The Idea was great, but the actual outcome of some of the drugged out people, well lets say, it did not work too well. Like having a beautiful puzzle with a few pieces missing. I know, in the small town where I lived, just 50 miles from Detroit, we were always up on the latest fads and lifestyles. Music was a big thing! We all listened to the latest rock bands and what They had to say. Jimmy Hendrix “ This is my life and I’ll do as I want to”, “Imagine” Peace on Earth, by John Lennon, “Love the one your with” CSN, The Word by the Beatles, and Woodstock the movie and soundtrack. We had to know, what was the latest drugs, and who had what, and where to find them. Free love, ban the bra, and the thing was, to bounce around with everyone and anyone.“Make love not war”. I believed in peace and make love not war, John Lennon, and the better world. Unfortunately, it did not happen. There are more wars, more drugs on the streets and big brother is watching you! This e-book is my point of view through the lens.

      It’s the early 1970’s, time of the hippy revolution. It’s a time for peace! Long hair, blue jeans, make love not war! The Idea was great, but the actual outcome of some of the drugged out people, well lets say, it did not work too well. Like having a beautiful puzzle with a few pieces missing. I know, in the small town where I lived, just 50 miles from Detroit, we were always up on the latest fads and lifestyles. Music was a big thing! We all listened to the latest rock bands and what They had to say. Jimmy Hendrix “ This is my life and I’ll do as I want to”, “Imagine” Peace on Earth, by John Lennon, “Love the one your with” CSN, The Word by the Beatles, and Woodstock the movie and soundtrack. We had to know, what was the latest drugs, and who had what, and where to find them. Free love, ban the bra, and the thing was, to bounce around with everyone and anyone.“Make love not war”. I believed in peace and make love not war, John Lennon, and the better world. Unfortunately, it did not happen. There are more wars, more drugs on the streets and big brother is watching you! This e-book is my point of view through the lens.

    • 2

      See The Light
      See The Light

      See The Light

      Kevin Cable
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      I started the photography program at the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale in 1975. It was in the beginning years for the school, where they did not have to many instructors, but the instructors they did have, were professional photographers still working in their field. I must say, I learned a lot from the instructors that were there at that time. Many of them from Big organizations like Playboy, Nikon, Canon, and the Miami Herald. Many students started, but only a few in numbers graduated, and went on to become some type of professional photographer. The following e-book is from the mid 1970's filled with black and white images that started my career.

      I started the photography program at the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale in 1975. It was in the beginning years for the school, where they did not have to many instructors, but the instructors they did have, were professional photographers still working in their field. I must say, I learned a lot from the instructors that were there at that time. Many of them from Big organizations like Playboy, Nikon, Canon, and the Miami Herald. Many students started, but only a few in numbers graduated, and went on to become some type of professional photographer. The following e-book is from the mid 1970's filled with black and white images that started my career.

    • 3

      A New Light
      A New Light

      A New Light

      Kevin Cable
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      "A New Light" People, and times were changing and I was too. As a photographer and cinematographer,I was looking at my visual world quite differently now. I'm getting paid to perform my services and I wanted to make sure I always put out a great product. It was also the time of getting married and starting a family as my career began to move forward. This e-book is the third in the on going series "In The Light" with images captured from 1978 through 1980.

      "A New Light" People, and times were changing and I was too. As a photographer and cinematographer,I was looking at my visual world quite differently now. I'm getting paid to perform my services and I wanted to make sure I always put out a great product. It was also the time of getting married and starting a family as my career began to move forward. This e-book is the third in the on going series "In The Light" with images captured from 1978 through 1980.

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    Kevin Cable

    Director, cinematographer, photographer see photography galleries http://kevin-cable.artistwebsites.com/index.html?tab=galleries

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