And, of course, it does make a much nicer presentation if I'm trying to impress someone on whose walls I want to put my photographs.
But, unless I have a specific purpose, I rarely carry it with me. I want both hands free for grabbing those unexpected shots! <g>
Oh yeah, right after I posted, someone (forgot who, sorry - then I deleted the post) asked me what type of portfolio I was using. It's an Itoya 12-8:
http://itoya.com/Catalogs/Profolio/Profolio_html/Art_profolio.htm
I got mine on sale, but I think I paid somewhere around $14 or $15 CDN for mine - maybe they usually go for around $20 CDN? Still, not a bad price, and they do a good job of protecting my prints, as well as making for a nicer presentation. The prints slide in and out easily, if so desired. Mike Johnston, in one of his articles mentioned them (I noticed that after I'd already bought one, which of course pleased me... <g>).
cheers, frank
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From: "Cesar Matamoros II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: RE: Another Show Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 10:49:31 -0500
Frank,
Congratulations! Awesome!
I hope you will still talk to us little people at GFMtn :-)
I have been tempted to compile a portfolio of shots that I truly enjoy of mine. You and other stories like it may cause me to start it. Not that I would be showing it off, more for friends who do ask.
Congrats again,
César
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