IHF Photo Book - Vol1
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It might be interesting to have some contributions/interviews from Haraki, Giles etc and also some pics of the factories/processes etc. to satisfy mega geeks/gimps such as myself!
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Chambray Chavs( with apologies to the UK since I'm not certain of the vileness of this word)
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I agree, it would be nice to have some informations about the brand, the participating People and so on.
Not sure about this one - should it feature high quality pictures where possible?! This might add to the complexity of creating the book, but that's, IMO, the main purpose of it. I want to have something nice to look at and not see just blurry blown up cellphone shots - it's against the original purpose of creating a printed Version. But if we use the Forums and Posts from a few years back, there might just be a lack of quality in Resolution and picture quality.
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will get the quote tomorrow.
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[emoji113] Hands up for me and @den1mhead but totally agree with the opinions in here of bandwagon jumping, quality, interviews, factory shots etc . Has to be so right to reflect the true IH and that's a tall order guys… But a awesome idea Mega [emoji122]
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dicks in ducksNO
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One of my best mates is a screen printer based in london. I can always ask the question…...
Me personally, i would like to see something thats well produced and of a high standard generally....... But i appreciate the fact that not everyone likes to spend big money on books.
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Totally agree about quality images, no cell phone snaps or hipstatics.
For me the real concept here is the people and the brand. We have 3000 forum members here, the brand travels the world meeting armies of enthusiasts and the expansion and development has been nothing short of staggering.
The story is the people, those who founded the brand, those who developed the brand and those who have made it such a part of their lives. Think of it as an expansion of "My Favourite Rugged Wear" with additions. The book should tell the story of the brand and the people who love it, and it should absolutely be a high quality item.
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^that sounds like something I would buy.
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Definitely time for IH to step up to coffee table status. Great idea Mega (though I myself am far too shy to appear).
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Def up for helping out. A most excellent idea Mega [emoji122][emoji122][emoji122]
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… think we should look at realistics of printing before going too far down the line..
Agree with Snowy.
Better to have an idea of the costs (photography, printing, shipping, etc.) before everyone gets too excited.
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Wow, you Aussies are such fun guys to invite to a party
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On a serious note though, the concept has to come first along with the framework of the idea, otherwise we're getting costs for what exactly?
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For ease of image submission and compilation, we might want to look into online publishing companies that advertise hardcover books. Giles is right that those have sort of a scrapbooky feel, but it might be worth looking into for the sake of convenience.
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