UK Print Exchange Round 13

[Rob Archer]

Count me in!

Rob

[bwakel]

Count me in please.

Barry

[pquser]

me to please...message already sent

pquser...bob.

[Brian Jeffery]

Sign up for this exchange has now closed and the draw has been made. The people taking part in this round are:

Brian Jeffery
Dave Miller
mikeg
simulatordan
Jack Lusted
snallan
JON@jb-ci
ajmiller
pquser
GFDarlington
Paul.
Rob Archer
bwakel


You should all have received a PM from me detailing where to send you print. If I've missed you out can you send me a PM so I can rectify the situation.

Deadline

Can we try to get all print to their recipient's by the weekend of the 17/18th May please.

UK Print Exchange Round 12

For those of you who are interested I've included some stats from the last round below:

Participants: 16
Prints sent: 14
% of prints sent: 87.5


Brian

[bwakel]

Got mine in the post today as I'm going to be tied up for most of May!

Barry

[Dave Miller]

Posted mine at the weekend.

[Dave Miller]

I received a moody and evocative print of a northern shore aided by an informative note on it’s background, from bwakel today. Thanks Barry.

[Brian Jeffery]

I got home yesterday to a big bundle of post which amongst other things included a large brown envolope and a Speed Graphic catalogue. Well normally I would be ripping the cellephane wrapping of the catalogue to see what goodies were inside: well that wasn't the case this time I can tell you. I went straight to the envelope as I new it would be one of Dave's prints inside (one advantage or running the exchange). Well what can I say I wasn't disapointed. This is a gorgeous print taken whilst at the last UK APUG meet in Northumberland. The Oriental Seagull paper is looks a great paper; it's a pity it's no longer made



If the Rollei ever gets too heavy for you Dave, you know I'll give it a good home


Brian

[JON@jb-ci]

Will post my print today.
JON

[Dave Miller]

Originally Posted by Brian Jeffery

I got home yesterday to a big bundle of post which amongst other things included a large brown envolope and a Speed Graphic catalogue. Well normally I would be ripping the cellephane wrapping of the catalogue to see what goodies were inside: well that wasn't the case this time I can tell you. I went straight to the envelope as I new it would be one of Dave's prints inside (one advantage or running the exchange). Well what can I say I wasn't disapointed. This is a gorgeous print taken whilst at the last UK APUG meet in Northumberland. The Oriental Seagull paper is looks a great paper; it's a pity it's no longer made



If the Rollei ever gets too heavy for you Dave, you know I'll give it a good home


Brian

Thanks Brian, I shall keep your kind offer of looking after my Rollei in mind.