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request for Pacific NW Photos

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Posted by Janet Bentley on March 19, 2007 at 10:28 PM
Today a guy came into my frame shop looking for some Pacific Northwest Photography to decorate his office(s). I know a bunch of you guys have stuff out there that's sized to print up nicely for the generous size of office walls. Have no idea if he's planning to pay a lot or little, but if you are willing for him to take a look at your stuff and discuss it with you - please just go ahead and click on my email and send me your preferred gallery links. I'll send him all the links I get.

Aside from the fact that he wants Pac NW I don't know his preferred look. My thoughts concerning him: when I go the to dentist I feel it really helps to have beautiful calming artwork on the walls because the drill scares me to pieces.

Janet B
Posted by Janet Bentley on March 19, 2007 at 11:25 PM
Falls Feniless, if you would consider, please send your link. Thx

JB
Posted by Mark Hudon on March 19, 2007 at 11:30 PM
Fen MORE, it's MORE, not LESS!
Posted by Janet Bentley on March 19, 2007 at 11:51 PM
Yeh, Less IS More or More IS Less. Can't keep it straight after a long day of work, and my sense of humor doesn't fade away - just get's goofier. :biggrin:

JB
Posted by Catherine Reilly on March 20, 2007 at 2:26 AM
I don't know what Ned thinks, but I don't care much for mis-speaking someone's name and then excusing it with a 'goofy sense of humor' after a long day's work. An apology to him via email might be nice... seriously.
And his photographs are splendid examples of our green and water-blessed PNW. They would draw fear of the dentist right out of anyone! Perfect for dentist and patient alike. That is, if it's a dental office in question...
In fact there are a lot of us here, who would appreciate for the interested party to review portfolios and contact us if he likes what he sees. I'm sure he appreciates your advocacy on his behalf, but only he knows what he wants when he sees it. More than my 2 cents worth!