New Gallery Up!
Posted: Tue Feb 17, 2015 9:40 am
Hey all,
Alex here. You may remember me from such Glacier based adventure films as:
The Skyline Experience and
The Floral Park Traverse
Anyway, though I've been adventuring in GNP since 2006 I just recently took the DSLR plunge. My current work is in theology, but my background is in the fine arts. Through the encouragement of friends I've decided to take a stab at selling some of my works. You can check out my Glacier National Park Gallery here. I also have a gallery set up for my recent unbelievable trip to Iceland. I think that, given the off-trail madness I tend to enjoy, what I will be able to offer is photography from ON the mountains that people usually only look AT. That's the hope anyway.
I've just set up my print shop up a couple days ago and I've been really surprised at the response! I've already made my first sale! They do a great job making it easy for folks to order all different kinds of prints and greeting cards. I know that there are many of us out there doing this kind of thing, so if any of you have pointers for a newbie, I'd gladly receive any wisdom you may have. Thanks! -Alex
Alex here. You may remember me from such Glacier based adventure films as:
The Skyline Experience and
The Floral Park Traverse
Anyway, though I've been adventuring in GNP since 2006 I just recently took the DSLR plunge. My current work is in theology, but my background is in the fine arts. Through the encouragement of friends I've decided to take a stab at selling some of my works. You can check out my Glacier National Park Gallery here. I also have a gallery set up for my recent unbelievable trip to Iceland. I think that, given the off-trail madness I tend to enjoy, what I will be able to offer is photography from ON the mountains that people usually only look AT. That's the hope anyway.
I've just set up my print shop up a couple days ago and I've been really surprised at the response! I've already made my first sale! They do a great job making it easy for folks to order all different kinds of prints and greeting cards. I know that there are many of us out there doing this kind of thing, so if any of you have pointers for a newbie, I'd gladly receive any wisdom you may have. Thanks! -Alex
