For Sale My Book & Street Photo Featured by Duncan Miller Gallery

[Rollie Dan]

Hi,

One of my black and white street photos taken with a vintage Rolleiflex and Tri-X film was featured today on the Your Daily Photograph site (run by the Duncan Miller Gallery in Santa Monica, CA).

If you like this photo, you may like my photo book titled Never Seeing Nothing, published by InkBooks, and available from me directly for $30 shipped (signed and numbered), or through Amazon.

Thanks for looking.

Cheers,
Dan

 

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[Pieter12]

Congratulations! I hope you make a sale.

 

[Rollie Dan]

Congratulations! I hope you make a sale.

Thanks! Selling a book or two would be more than I could hope for. Selling the print is a lot tougher due to the cost of course.

 

[AnselMortensen]

I purchased a copy of "Never Seeing Nothing" and recommend it highly.

 

[Colin Corneau]

I purchased a copy of "Never Seeing Nothing" and recommend it highly.

Same here. It's one of those rare photo books that not only has stellar photography, but one you can come back to again and again and enjoy just the same. Such strong photography, and the print/binding quality is high, too.

It's one of my favourites and just an insane bargain, at this price.

 

[Rollie Dan]

Thanks!

 

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Still have some books for sale -- if you love black and white Rolleiflex street photography, this book is for you!

 

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