American Photographer Mark Fisher

American Photographer Mark Fisher
An U.S. Army Veteran Established In Filmmaking And Photography
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Thursday, March 15, 2012

Corky Laing On Drums • American Photographer Mark Fisher • During Performance



Corky Laing On Drums 




• American Photographer Mark Fisher •



 During Performance




Captured Live At The Bitter End



Corky Speaks To The Audience 




Beautiful Color





Captured On Location
Photographer Mark Fisher Is The Leader In 

Modern Trends Of Photography.
He Is Well Accomplished In 

Beauty, Fashion, Music Photography, And Filmmaker
 As Well As A Member Of The Press

With A Worldwide Following.


This Is A Web Release And It Is 
Not For

Commercial Usage Without Permission
To Print Or Post On The Web For Commercial Use
Is Infringement.


More Information An Disclaimers Are Found Below


CAMERA
For The Web Images
BY PHOTOGRAPHER MARK FISHER
SOME ARE PENTAX BASE FORMAT
Read The Blog For Other Camera
Photographer Mark Fisher
Has Used Many Cameras
And Equipment
Contact His Management For Questions


Photographer Mark Fisher Uses Film On Most Projects.


Great Images From New York City


From An American Photographer In New York, Mark Fisher.



All Images © Mark Fisher NYC1
Each Image Has A Catalog Number


(All Rights Reserved)


Original Images Approved By Photographer Mark Fisher 


To Contact Mark Fisher


Please Contact Green Key Management
For Any Information
greenkeymanagement@aol.com
New York  212-874-7373



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 Photographer Mark Fisher Based In New York 

Also Works In  

Paris • Milan • London • Los Angeles • Tokyo

Many Other Cities.

All Projects Originate From New York City.

His Work Has Been Published In

 Newspapers • Magazines • Look Books • Tour Books

Catalogs • Posters • Books • Annual Reports • Handbills
And Other Printed Material.
A Service Mark For Publication.
© Mark Fisher And  © Mark Fisher NYC1


Work Available For Viewing On Over 30 Websites


To See Beauty Images


http://modelurl.com/MarkFisherNYC1/photos.aspx


More To Be Found On A Google Search

Remember Other People, Companies, Web Servers, And Websites, Have Tagged Into 
Photographer Mark Fisher  And Other Accredited Names To Draw Traffic. 
Photographer Mark Fisher  Works With Models (Female And Male),
Actors (Female And Male), Musicians (Bands And Solo Artists), Sporting Events,
Historic Events, As Well As News Events.
His Studio And Location Image Of Still Life Appear On The Web As Well.


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Or 

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They Only Give Information
Google Is Not A Police Force.
Photographer Mark Fisher's
Sites Are Apple Based For Viewing 
On iPhone, Apple Products And All
Other Products Non-Apple Based.
This Is About To Change

Website; http://web.me.com/markfishernyc1
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Mark Fisher's Work In Beauty, Fashion, Music, Press Images

Have Appeared On The Web Since 1992

Published In Print.


PHOTOGRAPHER MARK FISHER  Is In New York City
And Many Others Outside This Location Claim The Same Name.

Just Open Your Eyes And See

PHOTOGRAPHER MARK FISHER  Is Based In New York
And Follows Case Law Developed In The U.S.
All Web Source Cases Must Be Filed In New York
And All Other Origin Documents Are Considered Invalid
Not Enforceable . 
Check To See The New York Or Federal Court Filing Numbers
Many Try To State Different Rules.
All Cases Must Be Filed In New York Courts
Or U.S. Federal Courts.

There Are Eight Individuals That Have Used The Internet
With The Name MARK FISHER

If The Work Is Not The Same And If Their Base Location

Is Not In NEW YORK

They Are Not Mark Fisher In New York.


UNDER FEDERAL LAW, IF YOU KNOWINGLY MISREPRESENT
 OR PROMOTE ONLINE MATERIAL OR IDENTITY THAT IS INFRINGING, 
YOU MAY BE SUBJECT TO CRIMINAL PROSECUTION FOR PERJURY 
AND CIVIL PENALTIES, INCLUDING 
MONETARY DAMAGES, COURT COSTS, AND ATTORNEYS’ FEES.


DISCLAIMER: Photographermarkfisher.com , markfisherphotographer.com are only two of official many websites 
(At This Time) and E-mail of Photographer Mark Fisher  in New York, 
one of the preeminent photographers in the world. 
Impostors have used websites and email addresses incorporating the Fisher name. 
Such activities do not have the authorization of Photographer Mark Fisher In New York 
and they are fraudulent. Anyone who has had dealings, meetings with or communications
 from these impostors should contact the Better Business Bureau, the FBI,
 or other law enforcement agencies. Many claim the work of the Photographer Mark Fisher 
 in New York as theirs, be safe all images are finger printed and 
Google provides services to show where the images originate and where the images were posted.




Remember: Photographer Mark Fisher  is in New York Working Over 35 Years.







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Friday, March 9, 2012

Beautiful Graffiti Terror • American photographer Mark Fisher • Vivid Color




Beautiful Graffiti Terror 



• American photographer Mark Fisher • 



Vivid Color



Captured In New York City



Beautiful Colors



Mixed With a Well Designed Scene



To Some A Terror




To Most Incredible



Captured On Location


At Five Points Which Does Not Exist

Any More

Destroyed By A Developer

Greed Was The The Motive.



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 No Second Usage Without Permission

All Rights Reserved • Models,Actors, Actresses,Dancers,
 Musicians Used In The Web Posts Are Professionals
 and Require Fee For Any Publication or Usage. 
All Have Management. 
Removal Of The Image Or Blog May Violate U.S. Laws.

Photographer Mark Fisher™ Is 
A Well Accomplished Published Photographer 
In Beauty, Fashion, and Music Photography. 

New York City 
Based Image And Filmmaker
Has A Worldwide Following. 
Is A Member Of The Press. 

There Is Fan Page On Facebook.

 http://www.facebook.com/AmericanPhotographerMarkFisher 

Certified And Licensed Image Maker

  Commissions Accepted Through Contract

• New York • • Paris • • Milan • • London • 

  Private Client Request Accepted. 

Website www.americanphotographernyc1.com

For More Info Contact 
Green Key Management 

New York, New York 
greenkeymanagement@aol.com 

Mark Fisher Is A Member Of The Press. 
These Are Official Press Images Of Mark Fisher 
Any Attempt To Spam Or Remove Will Be Investigated 
As A Violation Of The First Amendment and Freedom Of The Press.

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Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Silver U.S. Half Dollar • American Photographer Mark Fisher • Bust Style

Silver U.S. Half Dollar 



• American Photographer Mark Fisher • 



Bust Style



Capped Bust (Large Size), With Motto 1807–1836





Some coins are admired by collectors. Many are coveted. Only a precious few are truly beloved. Early U.S. coppers (large cents and half cents) fall into this special category, and so do Capped Bust/lettered edge half dollars or, as they're widely known with warm affection, "Bust halves."
Bust half dollars with lettered edges have undeniable charm, much like the copper coinage of early America. They were struck with screw presses, and each working die was prepared individually, the date, stars and lettering punched in by hand. These elements resulted in a myriad of varieties. They've also enabled specialists to pinpoint just which die struck any given coin. And this marvelous diversity is the yeast that keeps interest rising in these coins.
The term "Bust halves" actually applies to both Capped Bust half dollars and the Draped Bust coins that preceded them. Draped Bust halves, in turn, come in two types: one with a small eagle on the reverse, the other with a larger, heraldic eagle. For a short time at the end of the Capped Bust coinage in the late 1830s, half dollars of that design were made with reeded edges, after the introduction of steam power at the U.S. Mint made that technology possible. The Bust halves most collectors view with the warmest affection, though, are the Capped Bust/lettered edge pieces issued by the Mint from 1807 to 1836. These are the real heart of this fondly remembered era in U.S. silver coinage.
Design changes occurred with great frequency during the early years of U.S. coinage, and often they were triggered by a change in leadership at the Mint. So it was that Robert Patterson's arrival as the Mint's fourth director in 1806 set the stage for a shake-up in designs across the board.
Patterson not only saw the need for new designs but also had a man in mind to create them. His handpicked choice was a talented, young, German-born engraver named John Reich. The Mint Director appealed for authorization to hire Reich as a staff engraver, maintaining that "the beauty of our coins would be greatly improved by his masterly hand." His argument carried the day, and in 1807 Reich was hired for the less-than-princely salary of $600 per year, not much more than common laborers made at that time. Then again, Reich had little leverage: he had come to the United States as an indentured servant in order to escape the Napoleonic Wars.
Reich's redesign was truly comprehensive, encompassing every coin from the half cent through the half eagle, the lowest and highest denominations then being produced. His basic obverse design was a left-facing portrait of Liberty with curly hair tucked into a mobcap, a cap with a high, puffy crown. This likeness is often referred to as the "Turban Head" portrait. The reverse shows a naturalistic eagle with a shield superimposed upon its breast. On the Capped Bust/lettered edge half dollar, the edge bears the statement of value: FIFTY CENTS OR HALF A DOLLAR. For good measure, the inscription 50 C. appears below the eagle.
Reich was widely accused of basing the buxom Liberty on his "fat mistress," though no confirmation of any specific model has ever been found. Whoever she may have been (if indeed there was such a model), the Capped Bust coinage was clearly an improvement over the Draped Bust style.
During the 30-year lifespan of the series, Capped Bust/ lettered edge halves were issued every year with the single exception of 1816, when a major fire destroyed the Mint's rolling mills and forced it to suspend all silver coinage. Mintages routinely exceeded one million pieces a year, reaching a peak of more than 6.5 million in 1836, the final year. The low point occurred in 1815, when just 47,150 examples were struck. For almost every date, though, the total mintage is broken down into multiple major varieties, and these are what give the series its rich flavor and broad appeal. Overdates, deviations in the size of numbers and letters, shifts in the style of numbersthese and other varieties have captivated and challenged collectors for generations.
The rarest of these varieties is the 1817-over-14. As of mid-1994, only six examples were known. Its rarity is underscored by the fact that the late Al C. Overton chose it as the cover coin for his popular book Early Half Dollar Die Varieties 1794-1836, which serves as the standard reference work on the series. Overton's book, which identifies and codifies the many die varieties, greatly spurred interest in Bust halves. Collectors have paid homage to the author, in turn, by using "Overton numbers" as shorthand for the coins.
In the first edition of his book, published in 1967, Overton put into words the affection he felt for his favorite coinage series. In the process, he summed up the reasons so many other hobbyists also find them so appealing: "The collection and study of our first series of United States half dollars ... has intrigued me almost since I began collecting in the late nineteen twenties. These early U.S. silver coins are not only beautiful and fascinating, but due to the large numbers made and minting methods of the earlier years, there exists a myriad of die varieties and sub varieties, that seem to be unequaled by any other U.S. series, not even the large cents. This offers an almost unlimited challenge to the collector who wishes to become a numismatic student of the early half dollars [and] at the same time, most are within reach of the average collector."
Capped Bust/lettered edge half dollars are plentiful in high circulated grades. They're also readily available in mint state grades up to MS-64. Above that level, however, their numbers drop sharply. The overwhelming majority saw use in daily commerce, although their high face value (nearly half a day's pay for many workers) limited that use drastically. Proofs are known, but they are extremely rare. Points to check for wear include the drapery at the front of the bust and the edges of the eagle's wings.





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All Rights Reserved • Models,Actors, Actresses,Dancers,
 Musicians Used In The Web Posts Are Professionals
 and Require Fee For Any Publication or Usage. 
All Have Management. 
Removal Of The Image Or Blog May Violate U.S. Laws.

Photographer Mark Fisher™ Is 
A Well Accomplished Published Photographer 
In Beauty, Fashion, and Music Photography. 

New York City 
Based Image And Filmmaker
Has A Worldwide Following. 
Is A Member Of The Press. 

There Is Fan Page On Facebook.

 http://www.facebook.com/AmericanPhotographerMarkFisher 

  Commissions Accepted Through Contract

• New York • • Paris • • Milan • • London • 

  Private Client Request Accepted. 

Website www.americanphotographernyc1.com

For More Info Contact 
Green Key Management 

New York, New York 
greenkeymanagement@aol.com 


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