A month late, I have my 2005 Calendar...

Robert Hall · Feb 2, 2005

So it's a little late, and it's only a prototype, but I made a calendar the other day and wanted to share it with folks.

www.RobertHall.com/calendar/index.htm

I hope you like it.

Regards,

roteague · Feb 2, 2005

Robert Hall said:
So it's a little late, and it's only a prototype, but I made a calendar the other day and wanted to share it with folks.

www.RobertHall.com/calendar/index.htm

I hope you like it.

Regards,

Nice. Where are you having them printed?

rbarker · Feb 2, 2005

Looks great. I have the same question as Robert, Robert, about the printing details.

Aggie · Feb 2, 2005

how much and where do you want the money sent?

Jeremy · Feb 2, 2005

Aggie said:
how much and where do you want the money sent?

Ditto. My girlfriend LOVES calendars (usually hangs 7-8/year and only has 2-3 right now) so I would probably take 2 depending on some variables.

mikeb_z5 · Feb 2, 2005

Love it! I want one too

Mike

Charles Webb · Feb 2, 2005

Great images!

I spent several weeks at Arches N.M. some thirty years ago, pleased to see the "ole potato" still standing on it's pedistal. What a neat area for landscapes.

Would like more info on your printed calander.

jovo · Feb 2, 2005

Great work and a really good idea.

SchwinnParamount · Feb 2, 2005

Robert, I'd like one too. Let me know when they're ready and I'll send you the cash. You going to contribute a few pennies to APUG with proceeds?

roy · Feb 3, 2005

Very good. Were they silver prints or plat/pd ?

Bob Carnie · Feb 3, 2005

Hi Robert

very well done, I like October image, lovely image.

Robert Hall · Feb 3, 2005

Thanks for the nice comments all.

The prints are a combination of Pt/Pd, Zia type, Azo, silver, and neg scans.

They are from 8x10 and 12x20 negatives.

Unfortunatly, they are not printed, this was only a prototype. I had it done at Costco on Fuji Crystal Archive. As we have a host of pro labs here, strangely enough, Costco has the best color balance and is 5x cheaper than any of the pro labs.

Each sheet 12x18 cost $2.99. So even with the evil of a d*$%tal step, they started out as film and ended up as C Prints.

I will look at publishing 2 calendars for 2006 or 2007. I would like to use them as marketing materials for self promotion.

Copies are available at cost, but that's $50. A little steep for a calendar.

Thanks again,

Bruce Osgood · Feb 3, 2005

Very nice indeed.

kwmullet · Feb 3, 2005

Robert Hall said:
Thanks for the nice comments all.
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Unfortunatly, they are not printed, this was only a prototype. I had it done at Costco on Fuji Crystal Archive. As we have a host of pro labs here, strangely enough, Costco has the best color balance and is 5x cheaper than any of the pro labs.
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Copies are available at cost, but that's $50. A little steep for a calendar.

Thanks again,

yeah -- I too thought it was a very well-done calendar. I've had thoughts of photo gravure dancing around in my head for the past few weeks. Certainly, if I could eat the cost of producing twelve plates (+ the initial workshop to learn start learning to do so), the subsequent per unit cost of each calendar would seem to make gravure an attractive way to do a calendar.

I don't think I've ever seen a gravure in the real world, though. I'm dying to see one up close. Any of the folks in the upper half of Texas able to point me to where I can find some so I can compare them to the better quality silver gelatin and Pt/Pn prints I've seen?

-KwM-

Jeremy · Feb 3, 2005

kwmullet said:
yeah -- I too thought it was a very well-done calendar. I've had thoughts of photo gravure dancing around in my head for the past few weeks. Certainly, if I could eat the cost of producing twelve plates (+ the initial workshop to learn start learning to do so), the subsequent per unit cost of each calendar would seem to make gravure an attractive way to do a calendar.

I don't think I've ever seen a gravure in the real world, though. I'm dying to see one up close. Any of the folks in the upper half of Texas able to point me to where I can find some so I can compare them to the better quality silver gelatin and Pt/Pn prints I've seen?

-KwM-

Kevin,

They had a couple hanging at the Amon Carter Museum the last time I was there. If they aren't still up you can try calling to speak to the photography head and see if you can look at some from the archives. Also try calling Photographs Do Not Bend to see if he has any he can share with you.

kwmullet · Feb 3, 2005

Thanks, JM.

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