It's a Party!

[John Bowen]

Somehow I can hear Moses...."buy a print, buy a print.....come on sweetie, buy a print."

[Bruce Barlow]

Hi Bruce,

If you broke even then you did well! Any chance you could post a picture of the print stands you made? It looks like a great design from the picture.
Thanks, Tori

Um, yeah. They're knock-down, and at the moment knocked down in my basement. Basically 1/4" plywwod, 11" x 8 feet, with a 1x3 glued and screwed along the bottom. Mounted 24" apart onto 6' long squares from milling a 2x4 in half. Uprights held together with small hinges at the top. 1" drywall screws hold it all together. Yeah, a picture or three is worth many more words. These are thrid-generation, but I think I'm happy with them.

I wanted them for our workshops anyway, so it was a good project. Even sanded and finished them.

[Bruce Barlow]

Somehow I can hear Moses...."buy a print, buy a print.....come on sweetie, buy a print."

Don't I wish. More interest in him than the photographs.

[Alan Butcher]

Are you going to have a print sale to the large format forum so that you do not have to store all the extra print through the year to next years event?

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Alan

[Nathan Potter]

Hey Bruce, you look heavier than when I saw you two years ago with Ted and Richard.
Get those sedentary cameras moving on your back. Maybe you need to build a heavier print stand - CCA treated southern yellow pine makes a real sturdy setup.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

[Bruce Barlow]

Are you going to have a print sale to the large format forum so that you do not have to store all the extra print through the year to next years event?

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Alan

Nope. Shipping is waaay too much work and hassle. I don't want people returning prints cuz they decided they don't like them, etc.

If you come here, sure. No shipping, no sales tax, Less work, more fun talking to folks.

Nathan: thank you for your such kind words. Actually lighter than then, and birch plywood and white pine 2x4s are just fine.