Running with the bulls, in Utah?

Last week I traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah for an editorial shoot for Kiplinger’s Personal Finance. After the shoot I came across a scene that was completely unrelated to the shoot, but I thought was interesting….

It was a quick day trip for the shoot and the story for the magazine will be published in May. I will post tearsheets here after the magazine hits newsstands.

Images are available for commercial and editorial licensing in the online archive: Running with the Bulls

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Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 News, Travel

2 Comments to Running with the bulls, in Utah?

  1. Always nice work Mark. How close were you to these fellas? Was there a fence between you and the one give you the eye?

    -skz

  2. Arizona Photographers on March 17th, 2010
  3. There was a fence in between, but they were pretty friendly coming close to the fence…

  4. markpeterman on March 18th, 2010

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Mark Peterman explores narratives with photographs and multimedia. Although his work
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Since he was young, he has been recreating the world around him through photographs and is continually refining his artistic vision by drawing on influences from music, literature and art. Mark's work reflects a graphic, story-telling quality with a cinematic feel, drawing on his design background while studying at the Kansas City Art Institute.

Mark enjoys photographing ordinary people who do interesting things. Although he is primarily a still photographer, he has recently started incorporating multi-media and motion into his work. Recent project themes include examining how ones memory is effected with the passage of time, exploring family histories on film and spending time in the meeting spaces of fraternal organizations.