Pick an JBrunner original print for free, or a URL to view the image.

[SuzanneR]

Print... hours late!! d'oh!!!

I suppose I'll have to settle for the URL.

[eddym]

Gee... Are those the only choices? I was kinda hoping for an image on a t-shirt!

[timbo10ca]

Sux to be me frantically doing home renos before the baby comes in the next few days- didn't get online in time...... Funny- I was actually considering contacting you one of these millenia to actually *buy* a print!!!

Tim

[Thomas Bertilsson]

Print, of course. Who in their right mind would want the download?
- Thomas

[Alex Hawley]

Heck of an idea Jason! I'd take the print of course.

[BWGirl]

Originally Posted by Alex Hawley

Heck of an idea Jason! I'd take the print of course.

Well, yeah, me too (day late & a dollar short!)

[MurrayMinchin]

Next time my daughter wants to play I'll just hit refresh and ignore her until she goes away...darn real life stuff intruding on my APUG time

Murray

[Travis Nunn]

Figures. I go to the darkroom for a few hours and come back to find this... As usual, too late...

[copake_ham]

JD,

I agree that thread turned bizarre - for a number of reasons. But I certainly agree that anyone who would "prefer" a website image, or even a printed book repro over an original print is playing in a very different league than what APUG is all about.

I'm late to the party - but I'd love a print.

[PHOTOTONE]

I would love a print... Being able to hold in ones hand the work of another artist is the only way to grow as an artist ones self. The road to greatness in photography is paved with the viewing of other photographers work. Viewing a detached image on a screen is nice, but not really indicative of what a true "artist" can do in the darkroom. Even the smell of the print can influence the viewer.