Words from a Reader

The “Writing Life Stories” e-mails I receive are such treasures. As soon as I see there is one in my inbox, I read it immediately. I look forward to them and never know how they will touch me. They can be interesting, informative, humorous, and/or touching.
Showing posts with label Barry Beall photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barry Beall photography. Show all posts

Monday, September 12, 2011

Photos and Gift Cards

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Isn't this puppy adorable? Barry took this photo one afternoon when she was at our house with her "parents" and I think it is so special.

This is just one of seventeen photographs that I have posted on Fine Art America to share with friends and family and anyone who enjoys good photography,.

I'm thinking of making gift cards from these pictures. Let me know what you think.
On http://www.fineartsamerica.com/ you can order prints, canvas prints, and cards of any of his pictures. You can see his other work if you just click on the picture of Blue Eye or, on the sidebar, Leaving Ottowa.

We pay three and four dollars for a gift card at the drug store - Get Well, Sympathy, or Happy Birthday. At Fine Arts America, the cards can be ordered blank inside or with any verse you want in them. I like the idea that I can order my card personalized with my words or a favorite poem I want printed in the card.

What do you think about me making gift cards from Barry's  photographs?

Monday, January 17, 2011

Check out my new page: Photographs, Cards and Prints

Tonight I added a page to this blog called Photographs, Cards and Prints.
There you will find the URL for a website for Barry Beall:  http://barry-beall.artistwebsites.com/art/all/all/all

This is a site where many of Barry's wonderful photographs can be shared with you, my friends and family.
The photo of Rosey Clarke made up as a wonderful greeting card. I had the photograph of The Old South framed and gave it to Embracing Hospice this Christmas in his memory. It was so lovely when matted and framed. They placed it on the wall of the room he occupied while there.

His work is so good, I hated for it to never be seen and appreciated. I hope you will click on his site and leave a comment if you like his work. And if you see anything that appeals to you, order a print or cards made from one of his photographs. You don't have to have it framed by Arts America. You can frame it yourself or have it framed locally.