Better In Print

Ready for the third?

M J — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 11:50:50 +0000

Hi everybody,
it’s been some time since the last swap, and now that we are all coming back from holiday I suggest we do a new swap. The first for 2009.

Deadline could be on October 31st, that’s a whole two months, and as usual we can sign up in the comments below. There are currently 5 of us listed.

Hope to hear from you all soon!

Slowness

M J — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 17:26:19 +0000

This one is from a series I’m working on, which turns around slowness, in any meaning and perspective you may think of.

You should get it in the first week of January…

Slowness, 2008 © Manuele J Sarfatti

…and Happy New Year!

street light

Kjell Harald — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 21:03:10 +0000

Here’s the one you’ll get from me in a couple of days. I’ll run off to the post office tomorrow morning.

Cracked Wall

doonster — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 17:07:00 +0000

Cracked Wall, Kristiansund July 2008 © Martin Doonan

OK, so I’m posting a day early.

Something a bit different a I’ve been doing a lot of black and white printing recently. This is from a series of photos that I think really nail what I’m trying to say and will open the way to a lot more along these lines.

second swap for 2008

Kjell Harald — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 21:53:36 +0000

Hi everyone.

Are you ready for a second swap this year??

In our first swap we managed to send a few prints around the world, last one in was two beautiful prints by Paul that arrived in my mailbox just a couple of days ago. For me the exchange was very positive. My print was clearly not optimal, but friendly advice helped me to improve it radically, so personally I came very well out of it.

So for the second one.

I suggest we sign up for this one by posting comments to this post. Deadline is December 1. So if it is a bad time for you, and you can’t participate for this one, just say so in a comment. I would also welcome our new member, Manuele. I’m looking forward to see one of your prints.

So, as soon as you can after the deadline, please send your prints to everyone that takes part in the swap. Remember, the print can be one you want feedback on, one you can’t quite get, or just one you’re proud of. One print is the requirement, but if you want to send more, that’s ok, but don’t overdo it.

Also, if anyone manage to recruit another member before the deadline, just speak up. Still room for one more.

Just…

M J — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 21:11:53 +0000

…thought I’d drop by to say hi to all of you! I’m the new guy.

I find this an extremely valuable experience, for all of us. I’m approaching the printing side of photography right in these days, and I’m sure this exchanging will bring great things. On one side, on improving the final print result, and on the other side, on becoming the owner of the works of photographers from all over the world!

a new take at the path

Kjell Harald — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 21:06:11 +0000

Obviously it is difficult to just send new prints back and forth based on feedback, but I have made a few corrections based on our little discussion. Compare it with the print and the other web version and tell what you think.

How about inviting a few more

Kjell Harald — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:28:31 +0000

To get things going, I would suggest we push for a second exchange by the end of this year, but before that I think we should try to raise the number to at least 5. We haven’t seen much of Paul (Hello Paul, can you hear us). Probably just a stack overflow, but if he’s out we have room for 3 more, else it is 2.

So, I’m open for suggestions…

Kjell

Frosted Window

rhoehne — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 21:11:06 +0000

Hopefully this print has reached everyone by now. I chose it because I am proud of the picture even so it is relatively easy to print. The print you received is printed using a warm tone via a RIP process and therefore this web presentation of the same does not have the same warm look.

uprooted

doonster — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 17:38:53 +0000

Now that I’ve got the first print in the mail, here’s the online version. This is one that I’ve had up in my living room for a while and I still can’t decide on it. Some days I think it’s really telling me something, other days I don’t really care for it.