A bright greeting card at a gloomy time. You can find this card together with many Snowy Mountains cards under the ‘Shop’ tab by clicking on ‘Greeting Cards’.
Category: Greeting Cards
New on my website
Recently added to my website this picture of cattle grazing near Adaminaby as storm clouds roll in is available as a fine art print or a greeting card.
Click on the ‘Shop’ tab above.
Newsletter on the way. Join now. It’s free.
Finally! At long last I am working on the With Pen and Camera Newsletter. It’s due out by the end of this month. If you would like to see a copy, just go to the Newsletter tab above and complete the form.
Greeting Cards and Postcards Packs
This image of Muellers Snow-Gentian that bloom in the Snowy Mountains in late summer, is one of the greeting cards packs of 3 cards just added to my shop (shop/greetingcards). Pop in and have a look.
And, while you are in the shop, have a look at the postcard packs (shop/postcards).
Abstract fine art print
1011817 B Abstract of storm clouds over grazing country near Berridale. To get details of prints of this image and greeting cards available for sale, please contact me at d.bigwood@bigpond.com with ‘1011817 B’ as the message.
Prints of new image available
Contact me at d.bigwood@bigpond.com with ‘20131030_009’ as the message to obtain details of availability.
New picture available through Alamy
One of the latest batch of my photographs accepted by Alamy, the on-line photo library. It is of the main range in Australia’s Snowy Mountains from Charlotte Pass. It will be on sale as a 42x30cms framed print in my shared exhibition with graphic artist Deb Paton in November.
Fine Art picture
Another picture now in the Berridale Community Art Gallery at the Berridale Inn in Australia’s Snowy Mountains. If you cannot get to Berridale, it can be ordered as a print only in various sizes and as a canvas print made in a professional lab. You can contact me by email using the form under the ‘Contact’ tab.
File browsing can be worthwhile
While browsing through my files, I came across this picture that I had not previously processed — just one of hundreds. I thought it may have some potential so set about processing it. I liked the result so here it is.