LFF Show at Freestyle

[ROL]

Ha! Who wouldn't be interested in submitting work?!?

Really folks, there's a lot of assuming going on here, at this point.

For those who have never been to the Freestyle gallery, every show I've ever seen there appears to be finished by the staff. Matted/windowed prints are pinned (clasped?) to covering plexi glazing in a decidedly "unframed" manner. Will this paradigm be altered for LFPF, if a show happens?

[Drew Wiley]

I'm not generally interested in Camera Store type venues but might be willing to send
a black and white piece if the handling down there is first rate. I have my own frame shop.

[John Kasaian]

Just a thought about international images---what about hanging them in "digital" picture frames? Sending the images through cyberspace might be an economical option to sending a framed print from Lower Slebovia. One frame could represent several photographers helping with the space issue.
I have no idea what LF would look like on one of these (runs and takes cover) I just thought I'd mention it as worth possibly exploring. You guys know more about the viability of this sort of stuff than me.
Has it been done before?

[Kirk Gittings]

Sorry. This will be a traditional "show" of people's fine prints.

[Kav]

Like I said above, I’m interested. I’d be willing to help in any way I can. I live in North Carolina, But will be doing a ton of traveling the first half of this year. I’m coming back from Africa soon then will be off to Arizona for a few months, then Thailand, and then finally back to North Carolina in the summer. If we can use my traveling to the project’s advantage then I’m all for it.

[Kirk Gittings]

Thanks.

[vinny]

Just a thought about international images---what about hanging them in "digital" picture frames? Sending the images through cyberspace might be an economical option to sending a framed print from Lower Slebovia. One frame could represent several photographers helping with the space issue.
I have no idea what LF would look like on one of these (runs and takes cover) I just thought I'd mention it as worth possibly exploring. You guys know more about the viability of this sort of stuff than me.
Has it been done before?

John,
Photo LA is over. Your post reminded me of the ipod shuffle mounted on the wall displaying someone's image. I don't remember the price.

[Drew Wiley]

Large format on a digital display would look just like it does on the web: complete crap.
Might as well use a cell phone camera.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Sorry. This will be a traditional "show" of people's fine prints.

I like the "traditional" aspect of it! Fine prints are a given! At least for me.

[Andrew O'Neill]

I would like to participate. I've sent framed prints to the States and back before. A bit pricely, but I think it's worth it.