The difference of a printed image |O|

Thanks Fred. |O|

Hi Artur. I´m glad you are rediscovering the joy of seeing your work enlarged,perhaps matted and framed. Then,the true joy of the acceptance by others of your work,the proud feeling that ensues. I have been printing and selling my work for a few years. Much of my work is not published. I wish you the very best in your up coming exhibitions. :Happy :Smile 👏 :congrats

Hey Marshall, thanks for the encouragement. I have hundreds of analogue captures printed for years but never sold anything and never made a sole exhibition - I only participated in 1991 at Bienal dos Açores with two works. The fact nowadays is that I want to earn something with my artistry - if any - and dedicate myself professionaly to photography - corporate works, private works for others, etc. I hope I can have some success. The nice thing about exhibitions is that you have the public, the people that are going exclusively to see your work and you can talk with them, explain them, listen to them. That´s the funny side of it. Again, many thanks for your words. |O|

Your welcome Artur...and the feedback that you can get,as you have explained will be invaluable. :Happy :Smile 👏 👏 :congrats ❤️

The ink is black, the page is white. Together we learn to read and write.

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