Birthday Gift #3 – Three Analog Prints

Analog Fruits

These are NOT the prints I'm offering, the photo above is just for illustration purposes. Winners of the raffle get to pick ANY photo of mine to be printed.

So… I've been wasting spending a lot of time in the darkroom over the last few months, and I think it's appropriate that I offer up some prints for a birthday present. Here's the deal — I'll give out three 8×10 black and white prints, the winners get to choose the photo… any photo. These aren't pre-printed, so I'll make the prints once I pick the winners and they choose the photo they'd like. And the catch? Well, the prints won't be signed and they're printed on resin coated paper rather than fiber paper.

Metal and Glass It's Lonely Out Here A Dreary World Cruisers Subway Shuffle Rescue Board

What's all that mean? They're basically just decoration photos — they're not worth much from a collector standpoint. I've already decided that I won't sign anything but fiber paper. It doesn't mean that the prints won't look good or last quite a while. It just means that they're not signed, limited, and guaranteed to last longer than you. So if you're up for a free decoration print, feel free to browse my stuff on Flickr:

Take your pick, anything goes… except for photos of my family and stuff. The b/w photos will look pretty close to what you see on Flickr. The green xpro photos tend to turn out pretty cool too — really high contrast. I didn't include regular color film in the links because it doesn't turn out well when printed in b/w.

TO ENTER THE RAFFLE…

Just leave a comment on this post and let me know you'd like a print of your choice. Worldwide raffle entries are welcome. I'll choose the three random winners in one week from this post date.

And I'd appreciate hearing from you which print you might like to have. This type of feedback is useful to me so I can better understand what people are interested in. And if you're looking for a signed limited print… I just might offer up one of those in another post… who knows?