Eyeshot Magazine

Flashgun #2

29,00€

Whether it’s a camera flash, a lightning flash or a flash of insight, flashes are quick, sudden, and bright. The term “flash” refers to anything that happens in an instant, such as the blink of an eye, a heartbeat, a moment, a jiffy, or a split second.
“Flashgun” is a limited edition photography magazine exploring the use of flash in street photography. The use of flash in street photography creates a sense of drama and depth of perspective to the image, highlighting the contrasts and textures that may have gone unnoticed.
Marco Savarese, editor and curatore of the publication, carefully selected the work of 103 talented street photographers to be featured in this 152-page issue printed on high-quality Fedrigoni X-PER paper. With only 300 copies produced, the captivating cover photo by Michelle Groskopf sets the tone for the magical world of street photography and the art of flash.

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Photographers featured:

Adam Miller, Alessandro Prato, Alexander Bronfer, Alison McCauley, Andreas Ott, Barry Talis, Ben Helton, Biard Sylvain, Bojan ‘Chibsterr’ Nikolic, Bryce Waters, Caleb Stein, Chakrapun Senachan, Chris Tuarissa, Chu Viet Ha, Conor Beary, Dan Szpara, Dani Oshi, Daniele Dainelli, Daniele Martire, David Horton, Davide Albani, Dimitris Makrygiannakis, Dougie Wallace, Enrico Markus, Eric Frot, Eric Kogan, Erick Dau, Fadi BouKaram, Federico Arcangeli, Gabi Ben-Avraham, Gareth Bragdon, Gav Robinson, Gavin Bragdon, Giacomo Mancini, Giacomo Vesprini, Giedo van der Zwan, Guille Ibañez, Gustavo Minas, Ilan Burla, Jad Jadsada, Jason Ward, Jesse Marlow, Jimmy Dovholt, Jodi Rogers, Joe Aguirre, Johan Jehlbo, Johan Windle, John Wha, Jón Bjarni Hjartarson, Jonathan Higbee, Julie Hrudova, Kanrapee Chokpaiboon, Kevin Samuels, Koci Hernandez, Larry Cohen, Larry Hallegua, Leo Berne, Lorenzo Catena, Lukas Vasilikos, Marco Patassini, Maria Kappatou, Massimiliano Faralli, Matteo Zannoni, Md Enamul Enamul Kabir, Michael May, Michele Bartalini, Michele Liberti, Michelle Groskopf, Mike McCawley, Mohammad Imam Hasan, Nayeem Siddiquee, Nick Hannes, Nikita Teryoshin, Patrick Wendt, Paulus Ponizak, Peter Kool, Riccardo Cattaneo, Ronen Berka, Ryosuke Takamura, Sakib Pratyay, Sakulchai Sikitikul, Salvatore Giorgio Scalici, Salvatore Matarazzo, Sam Ferris, Shah Toufiqur Rahman Ovi, Skyid J. Wang, Sohail Bin Mohammad, Spyros Papaspyropoulos, Stavros Stamatiou, Supornchai Ratanamethanon, Sven Kräuter, Tammy Mercure, Taras Bychko, Tatsuo Suzuki, Tavepong Pratoomwong, Tawanwad Wanavit, Thanasorn Janekankit, Tim Topple, Todd Gross, Tom Young, Umberto Verdoliva, Yiasaris Yiannis, Zin Ye Htet.

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Fedrigoni Papers

Eyeshot uses only papers from Fedrigoni, an Italian paper mill founded in 1888 in Verona. All Fedrigoni’s papers are FSC® certified, made from pure ECF pulp. Every product is fully biodegradable and recyclable.

X-Per Premium White 14o g/m² is a sharp and uncoated paper with a special treatment to enhance the feeling and allow for particularly sharp and brilliant printing. Its opacity and print contrast makes it an extraordinary choice for publishing Eyeshot’s exclusive magazines.

Credentials

EFC: ELEMENTARY CHLORINE FREE. It’s an environmentally friendly type of paper that has been bleached with products free of elemental chlorine. By replacing it with chlorine dioxide, polluting emissions are reduced by 90%.

FSC® MIX. The Forest Stewardship Council is one of the internationally recognised forestry certification systems, which guarantees the proper management of forests and the traceability of the resulting products.

HEAVY METAL ABSENCE. Paper and packaging are produced in a way that allows them to be reused and recycled. The absence of harmful metals and other substances and materials that are hazardous to human health is guaranteed.

LONG LIFE: ISO 9706. This certification ensures that paper production recycles more CO2 than it emits, thus reducing the release of CO2 into the atmosphere that causes global warming. In compliance with ISO 9706 standards, the paper we use is acid-free which gives it resistance to light, wear and tear, and durability over time. It can be stored for up to 200 years.