Ed Bray
Member
My pleasure.
I would like to get started in the postcard exchange and I have way to many boxes of 5x7 RC paper I would like to use up.
I know I would have to mail in a envelope with regular postage and I would cut them down to 4x6 size.
My question is, how do I put the info on the back.
Can I use a ink jet printer to do this or maybe print some info on stick on labels.
I have so much paper that I don't want to buy the postcard paper if I can get by with this way.
I hope I am in the right thread for this question.
Thanks for any advise.
Richard
I would like to get started in the postcard exchange and I have way to many boxes of 5x7 RC paper I would like to use up.
I know I would have to mail in a envelope with regular postage and I would cut them down to 4x6 size.
My question is, how do I put the info on the back.
Can I use a ink jet printer to do this or maybe print some info on stick on labels.
I have so much paper that I don't want to buy the postcard paper if I can get by with this way.
I hope I am in the right thread for this question.
Thanks for any advise.
Richard
2 more cards yesterday!!!... Edward Bray, Train... i can see every last detail, wonderful. the exposure is great as well.
Also received a card from Andrew kittredge... wondering a bit about the exposure, which is just right for a night photohraph.
It's in the database now, sorry about that.Uwe, yours was the first postcard I received--no worries. My last name is Kittredgenot sure why it wasn't included with the addresses.
Andrew Kittredge--got your card today and am super-impressed. As a contact print it appears obvious to me that your exposure was spot on. What exactly IS the structure? I have imagined from an art museum to a transit station to a shopping mall?
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