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Julian Baum's career as a
photographer began in 1972 while a student attending UCLA. A photography
instructor suggested shooting a rock concert as a good subject for an
upcoming photo project. That project combined with a love of taking pictures
propelled him to become one of the busiest music industry photographers
of the decade. His work shooting rock music entertainers took him out
of the studio and on the road, traveling with top bands on tour. Working
with KISS, Boston and Rod Stewart , among others, he captured the excitement
and intensity of a live performance as well as poignant images of backstage
moments. His photographs have appeared in many magazines and books worldwide
as well as concert programs, posters and record albums. During the eighties
Julian continued shooting becoming an award winning sports photographer
for the NASL, FIFA, 1984 Olympics, World Cup Soccer, NBA and NFL finals,
as well as hundreds of NCAA playoffs and finals for volleyball, soccer,
gymnastics and track and field. He was busy shooting for the NASL, FIFA
and more recently the FIVB and USAV. Equally at home in the studio as
on location, Julian has worked with Fortune500 companies and hundreds
of commercial and editorial clients producing everything from international
annual reports to local advertising. |