I’m still getting messages about my photo Morning Path, above), which went up on Saturday. I’ve sold 15 prints ($125 plus shipping on ragg paper, 8.5 by 12.5, signed and unframed).

That’s a lot to sell at one time.

Maria only has four or five left on her Etsy Shop, but we can print more if there are additional orders.

This is now one of my most praised pictures, and I am thankful for all of the good words and kind thoughts, and also for the people who purchased it. I took $5 off of the usual price because so many people said they wanted it but couldn’t afford it.

Five dollars isn’t a huge chunk off, but if someone wants it badly and just doesn’t have the money, e-mail me – [email protected]. I can’t make any promises, but I will try to work something out if possible. I know what it feels like to want something and have no money.

Its expensive to print photos on high quality paper, my photo shop – The Image Loft In Manchester, uses the highest quality paper available  – and I can’t afford to give them away.

Photography is an expensive art. But we might be able to think of something if asked.

I love to think of my photos giving hope and meaning to people. And the more images printed, the lower the cost.

If anyone wishes to buy the print on the Etsy Shop for $125, they can do that at any time.

If this image has special meaning to people, I’d love for them to have it on their walls. Photography is not dead, just changing.