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Having worked out the kinks of the Accessible Art experiment, and after a fair amount of individual requests, I have decided to begin shipping prints outside the United States. All the same rules apply, the only difference being the minimum for international donations is $5.00.

For those you haven’t heard, when you make a donation, you will receive an 8×10 inch fiberbase silver-gelatin print of your choice. This is not a digital inkjet, a lightjet or a giclee. This is a 100% archival chemical print, hand printed by me, not a lab. All prints will be delivered signed and dated.

Once again, thanks to everyone who has donated so far.

On another note, I have been in the darkroom for the last three days, so watch for new images added to the print gallery in the coming week.

Small update this week to the fine art print gallery. Two new images, one from the Central Valley of California, the other from the big round of wildfires in Southern California in 2003. Both are available in 11×14, 16×20, and 20×24 inches.

Of course, these are also available for free as 8×10 inch prints as part of the Accessible Art experiment. So if you haven’t taken advantage of this, please consider doing so.

Fourteen donations have come in so far. A great deal more than I had expected. Thanks again to all those who have participated. Your generosity will allow me to continue this project into the foreseeable future.

I will be back in the darkroom on Tuesday and Wednesday, so watch for more additions to the fine art print gallery late next week.