Back when I thought that photography was going to rake me in the monies, I had printed up a big fat pile of prints. Since then, they have done a magnificent job of sitting around, taking up space, collecting dust, etc. As winter is now approaching and temperatures have dropped to freezing at night, I’m looking at these stacks of prints and wondering just how useful burning them would be to help keep me and my two cats warm at night.
In lieu of simply burning them (or shotgunning them… I suspect that that would be really cathartic), here’s a last attempt at selling them. I tried and failed to sell them for $25 each. Now I’ll try selling them for $10 each which was, IIRC, less than I paid to have them printed in the first place. If you want any of these, let me know at this email address: . Shipping will be $4 for the first three, $1 each thereafter in the US;$6.50 for the first 3 + $1.50 each for overseas orders.
Think of it… these are the only copies of these prints in existence, and there aren’t that many of ’em. Imagine what their resale value on eBay will be when I gain dictatorial power after the zombie apocalypse!
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Photo 14. Mantua, Utah. 1 print on hand Sold.
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Photo 30. Uvas Canyon, CA. 14 prints on hand.
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Photo 36. West of Chicago. 1 print on hand.
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Photo 37. Great Salt Lake. 6 prints on hand.
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Photo 38. Lum’s Pond Dragonfly, side. 3 2 prints on hand
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Photo 39. Lum’s Pond Dragonfly, front. 6 prints on hand
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Photo 42. Hawk. 2 prints on hand.
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Photo 44. Near Medicine Bow National Forest. 2 prints on hand
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Photo 45, sepia. Green River, Wyoming. 3 prints on hand.
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Photo 45, black and white. Green River, Wyoming. 3 prints on hand.
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Photo 31. Fingers the cat. 9 prints on hand.
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Photo 32: Fingers the cat. 7 prints on hand.
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Photo 33: Fingers the cat. 6 prints on hand.