IMI Photography

June 28, 2007 at 8:31 pm · Filed under Interests, Points In Time

Tagged with: images, photography, print, sales, wall, wallscape

I’ve been working hard to get better at photography for the last 5 years. I can probably attribute it to Photo.net as an early resource for an aspiring eye, some fantastic in-family photographers and a consistent amount of moments to capture around me.

As Robin joined my carnival of fun it seems I can even more so rarely be found without a camera. To put all that time to good ends we decided to build a photography site that can sell some of the best of our collections now and later. We really enjoy sharing our world and a lot of the time the moment transcends to others and now they can share.

IMI—it’s my island—Photography

The prints start at a length of 2ft to 6ft. We can do even longer (8ft!) if you have the need. We are printing on the highest quality poster paper and canvas.

While Jeff and I work hard to create something that enables us to do more in life, hopefully this venue will drive a little sales to make these transitions easier.

We are also giving back to our agricultural communities. As we document regional farms participating in the Grateful Growers Farm Dinner prints sold from those farms get 15% of the sales.

As collections expand and new ones are formed I’ll make updates. If you have any requests or thoughts on the products I’d love to hear them.

Thank you for your continued support,

-a

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Wallhogs

February 9, 2007 at 3:57 pm · Filed under On the Radar

Tagged with: Mark-Seremet, photo, poster, print, wall, wallhog

Wall-what? Hog? Like taking up space? That’s right, another beautiful concept from Mark Seremet, Wallhogs takes media and makes it big. How big? As Mark will tell you, “[..] from 24” to 7 feet tall X up to 52”“.

Back in the early days of digital media transfer I used to get my art printed onto canvas via a rebel with an iris. The problem was as a starving artist how do you get people to spend hundreds of dollars and you net nothing? I couldn’t figure it out either so I went corporate. Now though the game is different the costs are lower and the effect is huge. Wallhogs can print on poster, vinyl, or canvas for some very reasonable rates.

If you have a photo you’ve been wanting to do something special to maybe this is your opportunity. The flip side is if you don’t have something you want, Wallhogs has bought into a number of photo catalogs and that might give you some ideas on how to fill up some space.

-a

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