There's a story here. I thought as I set out to explore Quito, camera in hand, that I was trying to tell a story about the Otavalo and their struggle for both prosperity and preservation of their life and customs. I pointed my camera at this woman, (who turned out to be left handed) because as soon as I pushed the shutter, she raised her hand and threw an apparently unsellable tomato. Within a moment, I was surrounded by a jostling crowd and my wallet was gone. I realized that picture taking here is a "permission" business, so I gave her the few coins I had remaining and offered to delete (*remove the film in those days), but she demurred with hand gestures and smiled. I also hope she got a portion of the wallet proceeds!
Epson Lustre with black frame, white matte, under acrylic
Framed in black with a pearl white matte under acrylic ready to hang. This is my favorite high quality photo paper, featuring the same luster surface of Features the same traditional silver halide prints. I love its rich look.
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Fine art Epson Lustre print suitable for framing.
This is my favorite high quality photo paper, featuring the same luster surface of Features the same traditional silver halide prints. I love its rich look.
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Hahnemuhle Photo Rag
Fine art quality Hahnemuhle photo rag paper, signed and numbered, edition of 5 unframed
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