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Going Home To "Little Dixie" A Photo Essay On Southeast Oklahoma by Blaine Dixon

A photo essay on Southeast Oklahoma

de Blaine Dixon

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À propos du livre
"This photo-essay book tells the personal story of my coming back home to live in Southeast Oklahoma, of getting back together with old friends and of re-discovering a state that I actually knew little about while growing up here.



356 Pages, 450 Color Photographs



"Every school in the state should have a copy of this book" -Rudy Miller, Professor Emeritus of Zoology, OSU



"Great Book!. Really captures the spirit of 'Little Dixie'"- Megan Waters, KNED McAlester radio personality.

See all the chapter heading photos here:



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Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
  • Format choisi: Format paysage, 25×20 cm
    # de pages: 356
  • Date de publication: févr 13, 2009
  • Mots-clés Police Department, Sheriffs Department, cheerleadersm Powwow. churches Christmas VFW, law enforcement, Little Dixie, Civil War reenactments, Ice storm of 2007, American Indians, Native Americans, gas wells, energy exploration, Amish, helicopter, aircraft, Oklahoma, politics, religion, patriotism, archery, cattle, goats, sheep, ranching, softball, basketball, sports, rodeo, parades, Crowder, Canadian, Krebs, Indianola, McAlester
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À propos du créateur
Vercingtorix
Blaine Dixon
Oklahoma

Born in Arkansas, raised in Oklahoma, headed west to California in 1966. Attended L. A. City College TV Production and theater history, Columbia School of Broadcasting, photography at the Art Center College of Design, inspired by photojournalist Ken Light in his photojournalism class at the Academy of Art, San Francisco.I worked as photographer and audio visual specialist in the advertising department of The Bank of California in San Francisco. I freelanced for the SF Bay Guardian, The San Francisco Chronicle, The San Francisco Examiner. I have shown my work at the Nanny Goat Hill Gallery and the Eye gallery in San Francisco. Some have asked me about my blurb "handle" as "Vercingtorix". This came about when I opened an account at Blurb and I found every handle I selected was already taken, frustrated I thought of a handle that no one had taken, that of the Celtic Chieftain in Gaul who led a rebellion against Julius Caesar.

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