Showing posts with label TTv. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TTv. Show all posts

Sunday, May 17, 2009

I buy photography, do you?




If you come here often enough, you probably have figured out that I have a little etsy shop where I sell photography, enlargements, etc...adding notecards back in very soon. I also have a Web site where you can find some of my fine art and western work, of course, also for sale.
And I also like to buy photography and do quite a few trades. It's not often that I buy other photos online, but can claim a few the most recent being Tea & Brie Photography on etsy, (I'll post links on the side in a bit). I found a beautiful set of notecards through flickr and then hopped over to her shop and quickly grabbed them up. They arrived Friday in the mail and are ever so lovely! Thanks Meg!
She's always adding new items and you won't be disappointed with what you find in her shop.
I've also bought from Friendly Made, again, found in both places...fun quirky 5x5 TTV images of lost America, you know, road signs, old Tastee Freeze signs fast fading, that kind of stuff.
Bueller is another one of my very favorite photographers, again 5x5 TTVs, California, the beaches, lovely. If you really want an art piece, she offers them in huge sizes a 20x20 framed gallery print for just $150 is quite a steal! Gorgeous!
Capture Cape May has great beach photos and little ACEOs!
There's others, but those are my favorites. Be sure to check them out and if you bought from them, then thank you for supporting photographers!

Monday, March 31, 2008

Simplicity and Surround




Two of my TTv shots, using an old Duaflex and my Canon 30d. I added a texture overlay also on the first shot. Second shot is two of the TTv images composited. Quite different then the car shots, I know, but the simplicity of it all surrounds me in my new home and I love it. These will be available for purchase in my etsy shop, not sure yet as to size, either 5x5 or 8x8. I'll have the info with the images in the shop. These are wonderful pieces of art for those who collect the little TTv treasures. A simple mat or mat/frame and you can fill an empty niche on your wall.