I’ve received 8 cards so far, and every one is very interesting, and greatly appreciated.
They include:
david b - his flea market icons - an intriguing set of images - very nicely printed - a square format image that isn’t compromised to fit
Mark Fisher - a square image, on a square card - what a great idea - very nice textures, although I’m afraid the post office decided to add its own white gouge as well
Buster6x6 - another square image (I sense a theme) - these tools just seem to want to leap off the surface of the print
rst - I’m really lucky, because this is the third image I’ve received this month from Rüdiger, because he is in my group in the Group Print Exchange. This shot of bicycles in Paris looks like I imagine Paris to be (I’ve never been there), although one could imagine that this shot was taken early in the last century, rather than early in this century. The print is wonderfully atmospheric
sly - a beautiful print entitled “Snow Drops” - almost a contact print I would say - it glows! (I too like the Karsh stamp)
wazza - an interesting almost abstract image that has fascinating curves and shapes and tones. If I didn’t see the title “Big Top”, I probably wouldn’t have figured it out. This is another square format image - the trend continues
mooseontheloose - an almost haunted looking Irish scene where the rocks glow. What a nice use of HIE, and a great print too
drpsilver - a wonderfully moody still life with muted tones, and a texture that almost yells “old”. And another square format!
These are all great - now I’ve got to get mine done.
Do you think I should print something square
?
Matt
two more cards 
thank you both
. Cute.
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