--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Brown" <baffin@c...> wrote: > Fine art photographic galleries, don't necessarily want to sell large > prints. Fine art photographic buyers don't necessarily want to buy large > prints. Maybe SOME buyers don't "necessarily want to buy large prints" but galleries in affluent markets (Santa Fe) simply aren't bothering to show small prints except from the usual suspects, Adams et al... Big revenue seems to correlate linearly to big prints. My gues is that small prints are thought cheaper because they're the norm in outdoor "shows" ... displayed in cubicles on the Santa Fe Plaza within easy walking distance of all of the successful $$$ galleries :-) I'm not talking about my own sales because I'm not even trying. Just describing the facts as I see them in photographic prints sales in this region. Perhaps different in your community than in Santa Fe. Djon I realize this list is about B&W printing, but sometimes the members > forget it's the art not the engineering that makes photographs appealing. I
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[Digital BW] Re: A Multiple Choice Question:
2005-05-23 by Djon
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