The Kansas Landscape in Color.

I recently had the opportunity to dig through some of my photo archives. Enjoy!

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Daniel Coburns Image used for cover of book “Survival of Rural America” by Richard E. Wood

My image “A Time to Feel Small” was recently licensed by the University Press of Kansas for use on the cover of Richard E. Woods new book entitled “Survival of Rural America: Small Victories and Bitter Harvests.” It’s a great read and the cover is pretty cool too!! :c)

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Closing Event and Book Signing @ Signs of Life Gallery – Saturday Oct. 18th

It’s your last chance to see my most comprehensive landscape exhibit ever at Signs of Life gallery. While your there, I’ll be available to autograph copies of my latest book!

Closing Event and Book Signing @ Signs of Life Gallery
Saturday, Oct. 18
4pm

Signs of Life Gallery
722 Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
phone: 785.830.8030

My new book entitled “Between Earth and Sky” is now available from DaWayCo Publishing. The 52 page book contains 46 of my black-and-white landscape images as well as an introduction by Kansas writer, curator and advocate of the arts, Don Lambert.

Click here to read early praise for the book.

Your support is appreciated!

Freelance Work for Sunflower Publishing: Topeka Magazine

All photographs by Daniel Coburn and are reproduced in this post courtesy of Sunflower Publishing.

I started taking assignments this summer for the fall issue of Topeka Magazine. Governor Kathleen Sebelius is on the cover of this edition. Her portrait was captured by Jason Dailey, a great photographer from Lawrence, Kansas.

I covered a story about Topeka area mascots. I photographed crazy characters from Shawnee Heights, Topeka West, Perry-Lecompton, Seaman, and Topeka High School. I also managed to meet up with the Ichabod from Washburn University. It really was a cool assignment and it was great working with these kids. You can pick up Topeka Magazine at the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library, your favorite local bookstore, or several businesses in the area.

I also photographed stories about local home brewers, area rugmakers, and the Topeka Cricket Club. I’m currently working on assignments for the Winter issue.
Check it out!!

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