Don't forget that our current Dye Transfer Print Sale is still going on, but only for three more days, till Thursday morning.
After the next three days, it's quite possible that no one will ever again have a chance to buy a dye transfer print for a price this low...I mean anyone, ever, in the history of photography! That sounds exactly like hyperbolic sales talk, but it happens to be literally true. I could deconstruct and defend that statement in detail.
Ctein has already shipped about a third of the current orders. Most of the orders were made the first day of the sale, so even if you ordered the first day you can't assume your order has been shipped. But he will send you an email confirmation when your order does go out, so there's no need to email him to inquire—you'll be kept apprised. He's well on track to ship all orders within 30 days of the date of the order. (We've got him working hard.)
Please go to the order page to place your order. I'll post one last little reminder on Wednesday, but it would be best not to wait till then.
Mike
After the next three days, it's quite possible that no one will ever again have a chance to buy a dye transfer print for a price this low...I mean anyone, ever, in the history of photography!
*Sigh* Story of my life...last time to acquire something like this at this pricepoint, and my underemployment just isn't going to allow me to get in on this.
Ctein, will you take a kidney in trade? ;-)
Posted by: Chris | Monday, 01 February 2010 at 04:48 PM
Hi,
I just got mine hours ago. All I can say is "wonderful". Buy one, you won't regret it.
Chris
Posted by: Christopher Lane | Monday, 01 February 2010 at 06:37 PM
Dear Chris,
Not at the moment, but if I ever need a transplant, I'll keep your offer (binding, of course?) in mind.
pax / Ctein
Posted by: ctein | Monday, 01 February 2010 at 09:42 PM
I was kind of hoping that my print would just show up randomly one day, but I suppose I'll have to wait until I get an email. Sigh...
Posted by: David Bostedo | Monday, 01 February 2010 at 11:01 PM
I broke down and bought a Sealing Wax Palm print. Can't wait to see it in person. I've only ever seen dye transfer prints in museums and galleries.
Posted by: Andy Kibber | Tuesday, 02 February 2010 at 06:48 AM
Mike, why did you think "Sealing Wax Palm" would be the most popular? (I ordered "Tortoise Shell Pahoehoe..." when all 3 were still available.)
Posted by: Ari | Tuesday, 02 February 2010 at 08:47 AM
"Mike, why did you think "Sealing Wax Palm" would be the most popular?"
Because I'm bad at predicting which pictures will be popular?
I dunno....
Mike
Posted by: Mike Johnston | Tuesday, 02 February 2010 at 09:33 AM
Story of my life...last time to acquire something like this at this pricepoint, and my underemployment just isn't going to allow me to get in on this.
Chris, I came this close *pinches* to writing a similar comment yesterday. In my case, all my spare cash and time are going towards my Photo II class. B&W print paper goes fast when you screw up as often as I do...
Then I realized this is just the sort of opportunity for which credit cards were invented! Buy the responsible costs (college lab materials) on credit and send a portion of my checking account to Ctein! Problem solved. :)
I'll be sure to look at my "Sealing Wax Palm" right before experiencing the pain of compound interest payments.
Posted by: Charles Hueter | Tuesday, 02 February 2010 at 12:20 PM
Dear David,
That can be arranged...
pax / Ctein
Posted by: ctein | Tuesday, 02 February 2010 at 12:40 PM
Thank you very much, Ctein and Mike for having another affordable print sale! An hour ago I ordered the Pahoehoe and ferns print.
A few years ago a small gallery here in Toronto went out of business. It used to be called Turquoise. It specialized in exhibiting and selling dye transfer prints. The one time we visited it they had a couple of portraits of Frieda Kahlo, a number of very large prints of horses by one photographer and of scenes of Paris by another.
Needless to say in this company, the experience of looking at dye transfer prints of quality photographs is a revelation.
(Still lusting after a particular larger format print in Ctein's catalog.)
Posted by: Lubo | Tuesday, 02 February 2010 at 02:19 PM
I just received my "Tortoise-shell Pahoehoe and Ferns" print, and it certainly doesn't disappoint! Now I'm halfway regretting not having ordered all 3 when I had the chance....
Thanks to Ctein and Mike for having provided this opportunity!
Posted by: Ari | Wednesday, 03 February 2010 at 03:59 PM