Dry Plate Prints on permanent display in Brookline, NH Town Hall

[Nodda Duma]

I'm honored to share that a collection of photographic prints that I've made from dry plates will be decorating the walls of the Town Hall here in Brookline, NH. I've provided four prints for starters, but have been invited to provide more in an effort to cycle in fresh, high quality artwork for the walls of the town's building.

They will be on display in the high traffic area at the Town Clerk's office where most people go if they have business with the town i.e. license tags, registration, etc.

Cheers,
Jason

[Tin Can]

Congratulations!

My small town never changes the art regardless.

Enlargements or contacts?

[Nodda Duma]

Thanks, Randy.

They are enlargements from 4x5 dry plates: 11x14 matted to 16x20 in simple thin black frames.

[Tin Can]

Great!

I wonder if exhibiting the plates along side prints would be interesting for viewers.

Perhaps on a thin cheap light box.

[bloodhoundbob]

Congratulations!

My small town never changes the art regardless.

Enlargements or contacts?

Randy, I think that if you hung some prints in Makanda, that they would sell. Some well-heeled folks stop there on occasion. They're not all paupers, like us.

[photog_ed]

Congratulations!

[Tin Can]

Thanks Bob, now back to Jason!

[Nodda Duma]

Thanks, fellas!

[scheinfluger_77]

Thanks, Randy.

They are enlargements from 4x5 dry plates: 11x14 matted to 16x20 in simple thin black frames.

Congratulations! For me that is the perfect print/Matt size.

[Robert Brazile]

Congratulations, Jason. Will have to stop in next time I'm in the area...

Robert