Last year I remade my portfolio to be all on old portrait studio cards, I love the original images on them, I love the great fonts and embossed text. I recently found a card with a not so handsome fellow on it, but the gem of it was that the photographer from Ohio circa 1887 shares a name with me. I should honestly look into getting some cards made, or figure out how. For now though you can see what I mean by how lovely they are. XO
11.11.10
I have been thinking lately about how to present my photographs in the real world, it seems so easy to just have them floating around on the internet or in envelops laying about here and there. In the past I was always doing strange things to the finished print, I think I should get back in that habit.
Last year I remade my portfolio to be all on old portrait studio cards, I love the original images on them, I love the great fonts and embossed text. I recently found a card with a not so handsome fellow on it, but the gem of it was that the photographer from Ohio circa 1887 shares a name with me. I should honestly look into getting some cards made, or figure out how. For now though you can see what I mean by how lovely they are. XO
Last year I remade my portfolio to be all on old portrait studio cards, I love the original images on them, I love the great fonts and embossed text. I recently found a card with a not so handsome fellow on it, but the gem of it was that the photographer from Ohio circa 1887 shares a name with me. I should honestly look into getting some cards made, or figure out how. For now though you can see what I mean by how lovely they are. XO