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PRINT a COFFEE TABLE PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK at Ex Why Zed

Posted on 31 August 2023

Photographer and designer Jon Stone had a dream to turn his ten years of music photography into a book.

We were super chuffed to print this formidable coffee table book to celebrate his work. Jon chose the highest production values and finishes for the publication to ensure it did justice to his music concert and tour photography

It is a stunning book and after absorbing half a dozen pages you’ll just really really want to go to a gig right now and stand in a sweaty venue amongst thousands of other people, one hand on a drink, one in the air singing along to your favourite band.

294x294mm Books
Cover onto Winter&Co Buckram Black
Wrapped over greyboard case
White Matt Foiling to outer
2 x 4pp End Papers printing onto 170gsm Uncoated
256 inside pages onto 170gsm Silk
Four colour print throughout
Case bound

Photographer and designer Jon Stone @jonstonevideo had a dream to turn his ten years of music photography into a printed piece. We were chuffed to print this formidable coffee table book to celebrate his work. Jon chose the highest production values and finishes to ensure it did justice to his ambition. This is one of those projects that we started Ex Why Zed to produce..

Acts featured inside include:
@teddysphotos
@mumfordandsons
@youmeatsixofficial
@omandm
@nicolescherzinger
@catchfishandthebottlemen
@keaneofficial
@ninanesbitt

Archive Feed is a seriously weighty book and a real collector's item if you’re a fan of Jon’s work, music photography or the bands featured inside. There are plenty of never before seen shots of your idols so grab yourself a copy.

If you’d like to print something similar to showcase your photos, illustrations or written work then do get in touch and we look forward to transforming your ideas into print.

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