5B4 Donation Print Offer
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5B4 photobook Exchange
Paul Graham: Beyond Caring
Zdenek Tmej: Alphabet of Spiritual Emptiness
Alexey Brodovitch: Ballet
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy: 60 Fotos
William Klein: Life is Good & Good for You in New York
Yutaka Takanashi: Toshi-e
David Goldblatt: In Boksburg
Koen Wessing: Chili September 1973
Chris Killip: In Flagrante
Sophie Ristelhueber: Fait
Walker Evans: American Photographs
Eugene Atget: Photographe de Paris
11 comments:
hi,
sorry not to have enough money to participate in this essential website economy, anyway if i can be of any help... just ask
andrea
Thank you Andrea.
Jeff
That first picture, in particular, is excellent. If I wasn't saving up for a tin of baked beans, I would be sorely tempted. Good luck with the donations...
Thanks for the kind words Paul.
Good luck on the tin of beans.
Jeff
Beautiful images. And your blog, as I see it, is one of the best in the kind of approaching photography and art: honest criticism and profound writing that requires time and a thoughtful attitude. Good luck with the donations because you deserve the best.
Nuno de Matos Duarte
(from Lisbon, Portugal)
Jeff,
I got my print today - beautiful (and well packaged). Thanks, and keep up the great work.
Brian
Thanks again Brian. Enjoy. I appreciate the support.
Are you not going to write another review until you sell a certain number of prints!!!
Come on, God damn it, we are all waiting to hear what we have to buy next!
Me China,
Scroll down a bit bitch. I've been posting just keeping that at the top.
hi jeff,
mine also arrived safe and sound today and is being framed as i write, hope all is well with you and thanks for offering the print. and, when we were having that beer in chlesea, you mentioned a certain book you once got at a steal and you might have one laying around......i will pay you 300% of your original price if you still have one. you know what i'm talking about?
cheers,
andrew
Jeffery, I love the mood in your "Giza". The donkey seems so care-free and out-of-place. Opposite for the camel.
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