Wednesday, July 19, 2006
My Online Print Sales website is now complete. Please visit, and hopefully purchase some prints, at http://tssullivanshop.com
Saturday, July 15, 2006
The time has come. I am putting the finishing touches on an eCommerce website that will host my pictures that are for sale. The listing is but a small portion of the images you have seen on this photoblog and my website. This is due to the cost of the eCommerce site that would allow unlimitted items. But I am planning a system you may special order any prints you want via normal email. However, I believe I have provided a nice collection in my selections.
They will be printed via an Epson 4800 printer, using Epson's K3 inks, on Crane Museo Silver Rag, mounted using museum mount corners, onto Westminster Bright White 100% Rag Mat Board. Black & White prints will be done via Epson's Advanced Black & White proprietory printing method. When color prints are available, in the not to distant future, they will be printed via a fully calibrated monitor and Museo supplied paper/printer profile for the Epson 4800 and their Silver Rag. All prints will be quality inspected under a D50-compliant (daylight-balanced) halogen light fixture to ensure they agree with my calibrated monitor.
There will be available an Open Edition, 5x7 inch print mounted on an 8x10 inch mat and signed (not numbered), at a very reasonable price. And for those that prefer a Limitted Edition Print (Limtted Edition is limitted to 100 prints per image), numbered, and signed. These prints and mats will vary according to aspect ratio and size as I feel they need to be printed. Furthermore, I believe that frames are a very personal matter, and there fore I have decided to allow you, the customer, to select and purchase your own.
You will be able to use your credit card via PayPal for the transaction. All personal and credit information will be kept in the highest confidence and protection. Prints will ship within 14 days of credit approval.
As I am winding up the selection of images to offer for sale with the opening of this Print Shop, I thought I might give you, my potential customers, an opportunity to suggest some of your personal favorites. Feel free to drop me an email at the address listed on my website under the Email button provided on the Menu Bar.
Thank you in advance for your patronage.
T.S. Sullivan.
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They will be printed via an Epson 4800 printer, using Epson's K3 inks, on Crane Museo Silver Rag, mounted using museum mount corners, onto Westminster Bright White 100% Rag Mat Board. Black & White prints will be done via Epson's Advanced Black & White proprietory printing method. When color prints are available, in the not to distant future, they will be printed via a fully calibrated monitor and Museo supplied paper/printer profile for the Epson 4800 and their Silver Rag. All prints will be quality inspected under a D50-compliant (daylight-balanced) halogen light fixture to ensure they agree with my calibrated monitor.
There will be available an Open Edition, 5x7 inch print mounted on an 8x10 inch mat and signed (not numbered), at a very reasonable price. And for those that prefer a Limitted Edition Print (Limtted Edition is limitted to 100 prints per image), numbered, and signed. These prints and mats will vary according to aspect ratio and size as I feel they need to be printed. Furthermore, I believe that frames are a very personal matter, and there fore I have decided to allow you, the customer, to select and purchase your own.
You will be able to use your credit card via PayPal for the transaction. All personal and credit information will be kept in the highest confidence and protection. Prints will ship within 14 days of credit approval.
As I am winding up the selection of images to offer for sale with the opening of this Print Shop, I thought I might give you, my potential customers, an opportunity to suggest some of your personal favorites. Feel free to drop me an email at the address listed on my website under the Email button provided on the Menu Bar.
Thank you in advance for your patronage.
T.S. Sullivan.
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