Thanks for sharing your talent/passion for photography and trying to get work into the hands of "the common man". Good marketing idea...As for the truck, hey, stuff happens. Hopefully the sale puts you into something better. Good Luck!
This is a great deal, sadly - I totally spent like waaay too much on photobooks (Including some Eliot Porter!) . But I wish you the best, you've been an inspiration to me in my 4x5 journey. Though you Midwesterners/westcoasters have some breathtaking vistas, us New Englanders have a lot to capture as well.
very nice work Justin and a very fair price, especially for two prints. So glad you mentioned the second law of thermodynamics, I'm impressed; entropy and disorder a universal physical law. Do you know if Toyota has remedied the gasket issue? This knowledge could hurt their sales and it should. Wish you the best.
Your image Crepuscular, you said it took 4 hours. That wasn't film was it? It is amazing and it got me wondering how you did it. I am no PS guru, but it looks great and there had to be some blending, but maybe not. Care to divulge a little on that one?
I think they're too cheap. Close to mass produced posters. Strangely enough people appreciate things more if they pay more. It's value perception. If your goal was to produce something that no one could or would compete with, you win hands down. This gives me a sense of photographer desperation. It's where we're at in this stupid World, isn't it? But hey, compared to the future, this could be " the good ol days ".
@@justinlowery6017 - thanks for the thoughtful reply, and I agree with you on all your points. If you can afford to make them that cheap, well why not & it's your right to sell at your price.
really love the large prints!
i will have to check this out!
thanks for sharing this with us
Thanks. This is a great deal. I wish more artist shared your view on making art affordable.
Thanks for sharing your talent/passion for photography and trying to get work into the hands of "the common man". Good marketing idea...As for the truck, hey, stuff happens. Hopefully the sale puts you into something better. Good Luck!
This is a great deal, sadly - I totally spent like waaay too much on photobooks (Including some Eliot Porter!) . But I wish you the best, you've been an inspiration to me in my 4x5 journey. Though you Midwesterners/westcoasters have some breathtaking vistas, us New Englanders have a lot to capture as well.
very nice work Justin and a very fair price, especially for two prints. So glad you mentioned the second law of thermodynamics, I'm impressed; entropy and disorder a universal physical law. Do you know if Toyota has remedied the gasket issue? This knowledge could hurt their sales and it should. Wish you the best.
Your image Crepuscular, you said it took 4 hours. That wasn't film was it? It is amazing and it got me wondering how you did it. I am no PS guru, but it looks great and there had to be some blending, but maybe not. Care to divulge a little on that one?
I think they're too cheap. Close to mass produced posters. Strangely enough people appreciate things more if they pay more. It's value perception. If your goal was to produce something that no one could or would compete with, you win hands down. This gives me a sense of photographer desperation. It's where we're at in this stupid World, isn't it? But hey, compared to the future, this could be " the good ol days ".
@@justinlowery6017 - thanks for the thoughtful reply, and I agree with you on all your points. If you can afford to make them that cheap, well why not & it's your right to sell at your price.