You Don’t Take a Photograph, You Make It ~Ansel Adams

Mar 20

In February, we announced our plans to host a photography tour weekend in July, designed for photographers of all experience levels. We are pleased to share that details for this immersive workshop are now available. The program focuses on structured field instruction, timely critique, and the development of practical skills, set against the scenic backdrop of the Appalachian foothills. Whether you are a novice, an emerging professional, or simply seeking to enhance your skills, comprehensive information can be found at Appalachian Photography Tour.

As previously discussed, the process of publishing and printing a book requires careful consideration of various available options. There are several print-on-demand (POD) providers, as well as a range of offset and digital printing solutions. We have initiated a new series of blog posts to analyze these different printing methods. The first installment explored IngramSpark, and this week’s post examines Amazon KDP publishing and printing. You can read the entire series on the Mermaid’s blog.

The Gloucester Daffodil Festival is scheduled for next weekend, March 28–29, and we are so pleased to participate in this year’s event. We will be among hundreds of vendors, with offerings that include crafts, a variety of cuisine, local goods, activities suitable for all ages, as well as a parade, daffodil exhibition, and musical performances. Find out more about the Daffodil Festival on their website, https://www.daffodilfestivalva.org/

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