Using on-demand publishing, I am now making two high-quality books available of images in "The Last Cowboy" series and the photographs from "Kyrgyzstan". These books serve both as a stand-alone books and catalogs of my images for sale. Over time, I may make slight changes in the books' presentations but the images will remain the same.

"The Last Cowboy" measures 8"x10" in a horizontal format, 114 pages, 100 photographs. It is available in both hardback ($50) and softback ($40). Shipping is $10.

"Kyrgyzstan" measures 8"x10" in a horizontal format, 76 pages, 70 photographs. It is available in both hardback ($40) and softback ($35). Shipping is $10.

See samples of photos from "The Last Cowboy" series and samples of the photos from Kyrgyzstan here on the website.

A group of amateur photographers from different cities in Turkey featured images from my "Last Cowboy" series in an extensive exhibit on their photo magazine and website "Fotoritim." The narrative is in both Turkish and English. Take a look.

Many of my "Last Cowboy" images were displayed in the "Within Range" show at the Denver gallery of Visions West Galleries. The show ran from April 3 to May 1, 2008.

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The Wyoming State Museum in Cheyenne presented images from my "Last Cowboy" series in a show called "Cowboys on the Range: Photographs by Adam Jahiel," from January to March, 2008.

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The Open Shutter Gallery in Durango, Colorado presented a "Spirit of the West" exhibit during September and October, 2007.

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The Knights of the Light Table was a program in the 18^th Annual Trappings of the American West Exhibition, an annual juried sales exhibition presented by the Museum of Northern Arizona and the Dry Creek Arts Fellowship.

Featured were works of 75 artists from 14 western states, Hawaii, and Canada chosen for the outstanding artistic skills. This was the only exhibition in the United States to combine finely-tooled saddles, braided rawhide, hitched horsehair, boots, hats, knives, bits, and spurs with paintings, photography, and bronze sculptures.

The "Knights of the Light Table" program presented the current work of eight Dry Creek Fellowship photographers showing the horse and ranching culture from Arizona, California, Mexico, Mongolia, Montana, Kyrgyzstan and Wyoming.

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An image of mine will be in the new book "The World's Greatest Black & White Photography," published by The Black and White Spider Awards.

The book is currently at the the printers and will be available soon.

The July-August 2007 issue (#71) of Lenswork included my photographs in the article "The Country-folk of Kyrgyzstan." This was the first time a photographer has been published three times in the magazine.

A well-known Chinese photography magazine, "Photographer's Companion" is featuring photos from the "Last Cowboy" series.

The year-old russian-language magazine "Public," published in Moldova, would also like to use some of my "Last Cowboy" photographs in an upcoming issue. As the editor phrased it, they would like to make "one more hole in the 'iron curtain' which still borders the former Soviet Union countries and the rest of the world."

I am now an instructor at the California Photography Workshops.