I've now had enough experience with the marketing idea of practically giving away high resolution files of popular images in packs. For other photographers who would like to try this, or for anyone that's interested in how G+ has worked out as a platform for selling files (as opposed to actual prints) here's what the results have been so far: 1. The best selling package was the first one where I did a mix of [more]
#infraredpaintingdlb Available in the color package for you to print and have on your own wall:http://www.beckermanphoto.com/color-pack-11a for less than $1 Have a good night everyone and if you've got Monday off – enjoy the long weekend.Dave Google+: Reshared 19 times Google+: View post on Google+
Here's the next high resolution pack: http://www.beckermanphoto.com/color-pack-11a And here's the link to all the currently available high resolution packages:http://www.beckermanphoto.com/discount_packages If you haven't seen these offers before: they are from the same files that I use for fine art prints. Perfect for international buyers who can print them without having to pay high shipment and VAT costs. Orders are through Paypal. You don't need a Paypal account. Just a credit card or eCheck. You'll receive the [more]
The three or four motifs that appear repeatedly in my images:1. Benches2. Trees3. Reflections4. Bicycles #photostorydlb You go back into my childhood (if you want) and find that I was brought up on University Avenue in the Bronx. This is a wide promenade with a center strip. The center strip consists of: 1) trees, 2) benches, 3) kids on bicycles… but the reflections, that comes from an interest in surreal images that goes back to [more]
Brilliant sunlight and dark shadow put up to separate a staging area for the second avenue subway. I simply have begun to carry the camera with the gorillapod around again after a long period of not being in the mood to shoot. Two shots – one stop over, one stop under, and combined with Photomatix. A touch of cleanup in NIK Color Effex. I suppose that if I didn't say what it was and just [more]
Been working on creating more download packs. Tedious work. But I should have them finished tomorrow. Two more color download packs, and two more b&w packs. All with the same idea, 11 files for $10. Yesterday, had a long interview for an upcoming book about photography. Very pleasant. You can pretty much just ask me the first question on your list and then worry that I'm going on too long. I'd hate to be the [more]
New york, photographed from the Manhattan or Williamsburg Bridge (I always forgets which one is where though I know what each looks like) with Kodak HIE Infrared Film. Then "painted" with Photoshop and NIK Suite. Bits and pieces are from several photographs. Camera: Leica m3. The only backstory to this is that the bridge had a lot of chicken wire on it and the small rangefinder lens (sns shade) just fit into the gaps in [more]
From an infrared b&w negative. #paintitsaturday #plusphotoextract For more of this sort of thing: #infraredpaintingdlb www.BeckermanPhoto.com Bethesda Silhouette from infrared photo Google+: Reshared 11 times Google+: View post on Google+
