Unfortunatly, I am not a fan of getting images framed in a standard fashion. Perhaps thats why this is the result of that situation but, I prefer it that way. Nothing is more gratifying then having complete creative control over the process. Having the images framed by a framer does not appeal to me because it does not give me the ability to find my own individual presentation. It would be nice to think that my images are sooooo much different than everyone elses that they would sell on their own merit, but unfortunatly it would be foolish to think that. In order to expect any sort of return on what work I have done so far is to present the images in a way that people have not seen before. As I stated, this is for my own personal experience, but if it turns out the way its envisioned, how could I say no. Present them in a way that is different and it will surely be a way to catch someones attention, that and an image that is 10, 15, and 20 feet wide should help as well. Breaking the standard thought process is what brought me here and I have to keep pushing on. Perhaps this is why I carry a Pentax camera, or drive an SRT-6 Crossfire, being an unique in a world where everything seems the same is how I cope. I know what I want to see, however input is always welcomed and often required.

So.... until I get the proper workspace appropriated, at least the images are printed. To give you an idea of what I printed off it was over 450 8x12's, 50 or so 12x18's, 35 18x24's, and a couple dozen 24x36's. Then I have about 20 panoramas from 8x16 all the way up to 24x120. The plan is to print as large as I can mount, without destroying the image quality of the print. This all means there is plenty of things to do until I can get the workspace to start with the really big stuff. It is literally an entire collection and then some, but I can't stand looking at all these images on a digital display anymore. Something in me snapped and now I have this beast to deal with......