Under Blue Moon: Echo & the Bunnymen 1980-1983 (HARDCOVER)
8”x10” hardcover photo book featuring 74 of Steve’s historic colour and b&w photos of the enigmatic Ian McCulloch and the brilliant Echo & the Bunnymen. Includes photos from Lanchester Poly in Coventry in 1980 & Tiffanys Coventry in 1981, Dublin Ireland and WOMAD in 1982, the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Shakespeare Theatre & The Killing Moon video in 1983, and a few bonus shots from the Tyne Tees TV show The Roxy in Newcastle in 1987.
Shipping is a flat rate of $5.00 domestic and $27.50 overseas. Each copy of this self-published book is numbered & signed by Steve Features 74 of Steve's photos Includes live pics from six different gigs & backstage photos from 1980 Includes pics from The Killing Moon video Includes bonus pics from The Roxy TV show in 1987. Spans the years 1980-1983... plus 1987. Hard cover with dust-jacket
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[image sizes are approximate]
SMALL : Print Size: 8½x11” : Image Size: 6"×9"
MED : Print Size: 11"×14” : Image Size: 8"×12"
LARGE : Print Size: 16"×20” : Image Size: 11"×16"
XL : Print Size: 22"×30” : Image Size: 18"×27"
XXL : Print Size: 30"×40” : Image Size: 24"×36"
★ Printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta 315gsm premium glossy paper
★ Sizes up to 16x20 printed to order by Steve on a Canon ImagePrograf Pro-1000
★ Larger sizes printed at a print lab
★ all prints are hand-signed by Steve at bottom right, with location & date at bottom left
★ all prints come with a 2”-3” white border, and a black key line around the image, so they can be framed without a mat
★ Archival pigment inks are used for vibrant colors, deep blacks, and long-lasting fade resistance
★ All prints orders over $200.00 come with free worldwide shipping, usually via USPS or UPS
exiled Londoner Steve Rapport is a passionate music-loving photographer & campaigner for social & racial justice, who has often been fortunate enough to be in the right place, at the right time, with the right camera! Steve moved to the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans in 2022, and his house on Clouet Street also hosts his gallery, containing both his vintage and recent photography. The gallery is open by appointment.