Getting lots of mail asking me to sell t his photo, “Gus On Fanny In The Light.” So we’ll see if that’s true. I’m offering this photo – it was taken with an Achromat Art Lens just after sunrise – for sale for $75 plus $10 shipping (more overseas).
I can’t say whether this has any mystical meaning or not, I think it’s not for me to say. In photos as in art, you see what you want and need to say. I do admit to be a little startled by the image when I looked at it on the computer.
So I’m planning 8 1/2 by 11 prints on rag or archival paper unframed, an open edition, signed.
If you want to buy this photo, you can contact Maria at [email protected]. She has taken over sales of my photos and she is doing a wonderful job. She is getting a commission for each sale.
This is a good way for me to sell some of my photos – we print them as ordered and I sell relatively few. The photos will be mailed in secure tubes.
Soon, I’ll be putting up a photo gallery of images for sale on my blog. I think this image has two elements I like – Gus on Fanny, an increasingly popular series, and this light streaming down and touching him. I will have to think about what it might mean.
Saint Gus!
Love the little “snowflakes” that this lens makes in the background. I’m going to buy one of these ‘new lens’ pictures, just been waiting for the right one. This may be it. Keep em coming!
I know it’s presumptuous to ask you to take pictures of specific things, Jon, but if you took a picture of the beautiful autumn colors, I would love to buy one. Our trees don’t have the gorgeous colors that you have. Many thanks for the blog, it’s an important part of my day.
Thanks Daryl, I appreciate the good words, but I don’t take photos by requests, and I do appreciate your interest. Usually, I do take some autumn leaves or trees, and if the photo is special, we might put one up for sale. But I intend to offer very few photos for sale, and I don’t take photos by order, it’s a much more impulsive and creative process for me. If it happens, it will be organically and naturally, and thanks for asking.
I love this picture! Perhaps Gus and Fanny are spirit animals, and kindreds at that.