Only a couple more days are left to order Art Wolfe’s book “HUMAN CANVAS” and get two prints to accompany this beautiful book.
Each Collector’s Edition Print is signed and numbered in editions of 175. This offer expires December 1st and after that date, you will only be able to choose one print.
Don’t miss this opportunity to make this beautiful book even more valuable.
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BLOG: Eastern Sierra Workshop November 2012 – Images by Art Wolfe
We had a very successful workshop in and around the environs of Bishop, California. The weather was chilly and moody, but cooperated. The intermittent rain, snow and wind created the drama we needed. It is a fascinating region, full of photographic possibilities. One day we were set up amidst the ancient & twisted Bristlecone pines at 11,000 feet and the next we passed through the ghost town of Bodie on our way to the surreal tufa formations of Mono Lake.
Our advance copies are in & those who have ordered the book, get ready to be amazed when we start sending out orders in December.
The book is presented in a custom clamshell box, with an elegant understated design. Each Limited Edition book is signed and numbered by Art Wolfe. Each limited edition Collector’s print is also signed and numbered by Art Wolfe.
Remember, advance orders (before December 1) are accompanied by two of the prints shown below!
This is an outstanding value. We value each of the accompanying prints at $1000. That means if you order before December 1st, you get to choose two prints to accompany this beautiful book.
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ICPA – Images by Art Wolfe
This is the last month to go and visit this great show at the BURKE MUSEUM. The show ends on November 25th.
I recently revisited the show and took a few candid shots of the exhibit. I continue to be impressed with the content of the images and the overall high-quality of this well designed show. Lots of school children have visited the show and there was a group in the museum when I was there. The kids loved it and were very attentive and interested.
You can look at the images online, but I highly recommend a visit to the museum for the full exhibit experience. It is really worth it!
