I feel the same way but makes no sense to give it away free--if it ever got down to no buyers at all--I would donate to local college photo department. Not yet.:old
It was the image of a tree with branches circled by colored ink that I was referring to, and yes, it did look very turkey like. That's my story and I'm stikin 2 it.
:heYou guys are soooo funny. It's an old old user name for me. I use it in a lot of photography stuff. It is just mortificatio, nothing more, nothing less, but you can call me morti, but spell me mortificatio.
I agree with you. It is not about trying to stop time. Time will rule over all our prints. I just think about the role of my new dye printer as I contemplate the desire for future print sales. I suppose one way to think of it is to use my pro 100 for work prints and portfolio pieces and when...
I think it would be interesting to do the same images in order to evaluate various print barriers: Premier Art Shield, Lyson Print Guard, etc. I also think it would be interesting to encapsulate prints with pure archival polyester sheets with UV protection. The beauty of encapsulation is that...