Monthly Archives: March 2010

The Frame Destination

Many weeks ago I wrote a “minor complaint” regarding print sizes, frame sizes, and the fact that there is no such thing as an 8×10 print, but crazy people keep insisting on making 8×10 frames. Needless to say, to post generated a fair number of comments…… From those comments I learned about The Frame Destination.  [...]

Something new from R.L. Charpentier: Red River’s new Polar Metallic Paper

This morning I stopped by Jeff Revell’s blog as I do each day.  Today he wrote about Red River’s new Polar Metallic Pearl paper, and it got me pretty enthused. For some time now I’ve wanted to offer a metallic paper to my clients.  Heck, clients have asked about it.  But to date, I haven’t [...]

Time with the “CanonBlogger”

So, as regular readers know, this past weekend I went up to do a quick whirlwind through White Pocket once again. And along for this trip was Jason, of CanonBlogger.com. Jason runs a very successful blog, and also a fun podcast on learning digital photography. Be sure to pop by his site. This afternoon, I [...]

Selling your photography in a gallery….. What’s the whole deal?

I’m starting to address topics on the blog that I get asked about regularly. What’s behind the whole giclee’ reproduction process, what does it take to get large prints done, and today I decided to talk about selling your own images in a gallery setting. Even if you’re not a photographer or artist looking to [...]

The White Pocket Workshop Dry Run

Prepare yourself for a super long blog post. No, I won’t be typing like a maniac, but I am putting up a ton of images from this weekend’s “dry run” for the White Pocket workshop. The images in today’s post, like yesterday’s, are pretty much as shot.  Only the first image has been really worked [...]

White Pocket in the RAW……Just exported with no bells or whistles

I just returned from a quick trip to White Pocket this weekend. A run through of the area once more before my first workshop offered in the area. It’s been a few months, and I thought after the winter we’ve had that it would be appropriate to check out the conditions for access to the [...]

From Painting to Print – The Giclee Reproduction Process

For months I’ve been meaning to do a post on the process I use at R.L. Charpentier Photography when I reproduce paintings for my clients.  Since I’m doing a quick small piece for a new client I thought I’d talk about what goes on here and share it with readers. Yesterday a local water color [...]