I can't believe I forgot to mention this—my apologies to all the print purchasers from our last sale!
Michael completed the shipping more than a week ago. It's still possible your print might not have arrived yet, but if you don't receive it within the next ten days or so, please let him know.
And by the way, Michael and Paula have a workshop coming up at their home/studio in beautiful Bucks County, in far eastern Pennsylvania, from Friday evening, May 24th, through Sunday afternoon, May 26th.
They write, "Although we demonstrate with an 8x10-inch view camera, the workshop is not format specific. Even photographers who work digitally will benefit. Enrollment is limited to eight. There are still a few spots remaining. Should the workshop fill up and if there is sufficient demand, a second workshop will be held on the following weekend, May 31 to June 2."
And I've now reminded myself that I need to take my two acquisitions from the sale to the framer....
Mike
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Kenneth Tanaka: "This gives me a chance to remark on the packing of the prints. Mine arrived in 5+ lbs. of packaging that would be typical for shipment to a museum. Very impressive protection."
This gives me a chance to remark on the packing of the prints. Mine arrived in 5+lb of packaging that would be typical for shipment to a museum. Very impressive protection.
Posted by: Kenneth Tanaka | Tuesday, 26 March 2013 at 11:49 AM
My order arrived in Oz in perfect condition. Lovely.
Posted by: Bear. | Tuesday, 26 March 2013 at 09:50 PM
My 'Tucson Mountains' print arrived a couple of weeks ago. Very beautiful, taking my time on deciding on the framing. And, I was also impressed by the heavy duty packaging and the cost of shipping to Canada was only around $40.
The only issue (if it is an issue) is I was hoping that the package would include a technical statement regarding the process and media used to make the print. I've been collecting photos here and there for the past couple of years and each purchase has included something describing the technique(s) used to make the print. When I sell my prints I do the same. I emailed Michael a week ago requesting this but haven't had a response.
Can somebody please verify the paper/technique for this photograph (Lodima paper, contact print, etc.)? Thanks in advance.
Posted by: Darren Gust | Wednesday, 27 March 2013 at 05:58 PM
The prints are beautiful!
And although my heart sank as the Canada Post guy dropped one of the packages as he was coming to the door, all was well thanks to Michael and Paula's attention to detail.
Posted by: Hugh in Winnipeg | Friday, 29 March 2013 at 06:59 PM