Posted by Dan Borzynski on July 11, 2007 at 12:11 PM
Here is a link to my website which has the images of the prints on display through September 1 (from the thread "A corolla, a dog, 45 prints and 330 miles).
You have some great shots on you web site. I really like the macro's you included in the Museum of Science prints. Thanks for sharing this with us and congradulations on the exhibit.
Posted by Lance Warley on July 12, 2007 at 8:41 AM
I love the Avian shots on your site, Dan.
I notice several are marked as near Toledo. I wonder where, exactly? I'm asking because I lived in Bowling Green in the 70's and 80's...beautiful part of the country.
Lance, the raptors near Toledo are from Magee at the Migratory Birds weekend. One of the local raptor rehab center brings their birds out and it is portrait photography. I don't publicize that on the website since I have had a couple of unpleasant e-mail exchanges with birder nuts about using captive birds. (Disclaimer: most birders are basically normally, but like any other hobby, there are a few nutcases out there).
Rob, the prints range from 8x10 (for film images) to 16x20 (for digital images). The cicada, jumping spider and three others are at 16x20. I wanted to do more at that size, but I was unemployed at the time I was putting everything together and framing at 22x28 is expensive, even DIY.
Rob, I am getting something bizzare. When I click on this thread, I am getting a password request for your website. I think it might be related to the picture link in your signature.
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I notice several are marked as near Toledo. I wonder where, exactly? I'm asking because I lived in Bowling Green in the 70's and 80's...beautiful part of the country.
I have always been interested in bugs, sort of that alien world thing like many of my cave shots.
What size are your display prints?
Rob, the prints range from 8x10 (for film images) to 16x20 (for digital images). The cicada, jumping spider and three others are at 16x20. I wanted to do more at that size, but I was unemployed at the time I was putting everything together and framing at 22x28 is expensive, even DIY.