Here’s Flatlined, the newest release of my 20art10 project (in which I release a new fine art print every week).
The photo is available as a standard print or on canvas (with a few sizes of each). To view sizes/prices, click on the photo and then click the shopping cart icon that appears above the enlarged image.
Photos are discounted 25% the week they’re released, with all previous prints being available for sale at regular price. All prints are processed through a professional lab and mailed directly to you. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed.
This week I’m excited to release Over Lewis, the latest release in my 20art10 series (in which I release a new fine art print each week).
The photo is available as a standard print or on canvas (with a few sizes of each). To view sizes/prices, click on the photo and then click the shopping cart icon that appears above the enlarged image.
Photos are discounted 25% the week they’re released, with all previous prints being available for sale at regular price. All prints are processed through a professional lab and mailed directly to you. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed.
It’s Tuesday, and time for this week’s installment of my 20art10 series (in which I release a new fine art print each week). This one is titled Tulip Ridge featuring some flowers that were photographed last spring.
The photo is available as a standard print or on canvas (with a few sizes of each). To view sizes/prices, click on the photo and then click the shopping cart icon that appears above the enlarged image.
Photos are discounted 25% the week they’re released, with all previous prints being available for sale at regular price. All prints are processed through a professional lab and mailed directly to you. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed.
Last week I photographed a panel discussion on the topic of Who Killed Social Media (see the Silicon Florist’s wrapup and links to discussion). I put the photo set onto Flickr but there are a few images that I thought would work well with some additional processing. Here’s one of those images: Dave Allen in the foreground making a point while the rest of the panel looks on.
