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A Photographer's Journey By Boswell: A nonfiction
biographical memoir -- mostly with
pseudonyms – in the third person
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Description
Who is Boswell?Boswell is the pseudonym for an award-winning freelance photographer with engaging and
sometimes controversial stories to tell.You’ve likely seen his photos in national and international magazines,
books and travel brochures. This ebook will describe how an inspiration during his early years in a tiny rural
Midwestern town led to a life spent traveling in 130 countries on all seven continents and how a successful
business was built by producing a prolific number of marketable photos as a professional stock and
assignment photographer.Filled with entertaining anecdotes and accompanied by 99 photos, Boswell’s
journey takes readers inside some of the most colorful aspects of editorial and corporate
photography:Landing and executing magazine assignments, gaining “special access required” entrée to
exclusive corridors of privilege, “seeking serendipity” in the world’s streets, and cruising the world’s seas
and oceans -- as well as uncovering some dark sides of the industry.Just a few stories include: Waiting for
Mandela, chasing Doctor Death, repatriating skyjackers from Cuba, attending Zimbabwe’s first session of
parliament, surviving the Drake Passage, standing on stage with the Lord of the Dance, roving the pits with
famous race drivers, hanging with a Piston Bad Boy, chumming with Sparky in the Tigers locker room, and
being interviewed by oral historian Studs Terkel while taking his portrait.One of the first Americans to visit
Mao’s China during the Cultural Revolution, Boswell returned over fifty times to produce books on China,
including a very large one stolen by the French. Several chapters of his unlikely story are devoted to travels
in China, how specializing in that country proved a key to his photographic success, and why he fell in love
in a rice paddy.