Two new offerings are available as note cards from Neil Corman Photography.  Both of these 5×7 cards are printed on an art linen paper and blank inside so you may add your own message.  Whether you use the cards as a thank you note, a special occasion or anything else it will indeed be something special for the individual receiving the card.

Rocky Mountain News – Goodbye, Colorado

On Friday February 27, 2009 the Rocky Mountain News published their final edition. The News has been a part of Denver for almost as long as Denver was a city and this final edition marked the end of an era.  While the newspaper industry has been down the past few years, in the year since the final edition, this has been the most popular image sold at gallery nrc.  To help people remember the newspaper, it is now possible to the image as a note card.

Columbine Along the Trail

The columbine is the State Flower of Colorado, and in the early summer months they come out in full force in the mountains.  Due to the fragile status of this rare flower it is protected by state law on public and private lands.  While hiking as part of Team in Training in the summer of 2009, I found this columbine right along the trail in almost perfect form.  The fact that one petal is a little off drew me to capture this photograph.

Yesterday was the final day to vote for Thirty Days 2009.  After the votes were counted the following images were voted as the top three from the Thirty Days 2009 collection.

3rd Place: Day 2 – Sunset on Green Mountain

2nd Place: Day 9 – Watching Paint Dry

1st Place: Day 29 – Hannah

This morning four names were selected to win a matted print of one of the Thirty Days 2009 images.  The winners are Jeff K., Laura M, Liz D and Alex S.  Congratulations!

I know some of you have inquired about how to purchase a print of one of the photograph in this years series.  Now that the voting is over, the Thirty Days 2009 gallery is available where selected images are available to purchase.  You may also contact me directly, if there is a certain image you were interested in buying.

Thank you again for taking the time to vote.  It definitely has been helpful to see the images receiving the votes.

There is just a few days left to vote for Thirty Days 2009.  Let your voice be heard by selecting the three images you like best, and when you vote you will be entered to win a matted print of an image of your choice.  A couple of images are in the lead right now…  will your vote help them or make it a close call towards the end?

Day 2 - Sunset on Green Mountain

In photography as well as any business it is important to make a personal connection with a customer or prospect.  In these days it is so easy to just let be an ‘e’ contact as e-mail, twitter and the many other e-communication methods which exist at this time become a normal part of our lives.  One method which I use to connect to current customers as well as prospects is something which has been around for quite a while, a hand written note.

When visiting any local bookstore or card shop you will find the number of note cards they have on hand has been decreasing over the past few years.  In addition the cards on hand might not be what you would like to send.  One option you have is a custom note card from Neil Corman Photography which may use any image in the catalog.

Custom note cards are available in two sizes (4″ x 5.5″ and 5″ x 7″) and come in bundles of 25 with your choice of either a standard white or parchment envelope. The note cards are normally printed on an art watercolor paper as this provides the best result for the image, but there are additional paper options available. Additionally all custom note card orders include the opportunity to include your own custom text inside the card at no additional cost.

Let us know if you would like to discuss in more detail the pricing and options available for custom note cards and start making that personal contact with your current customers as well as those prospects you talk to in 2010.

There is just one more week left to vote for Thirty Days 2009.  Let your voice be heard by selecting the three images you like best, and when you vote you will be entered to win a matted print of an image of your choice.  Will it be Day 6 and Ringo, Day 15 at the Denver Arts Center, Day 28 at Mission Beach California, early in the morning on Day 30 in the fields east of the Denver International Airport or one of the other 26 images?

Denver Arts Center - Day 15

I would love to get your feedback for the images from the project in November 2009.

At this time the deadline has passed to order holiday presents from the website for delivery by Christmas, however there are still opportunities to purchase images as a gift.  gallery nrc, located in Northwest Denver has a wide selection of framed and matted prints available in stock right now.  The hours heading into the holiday are as follows:

• Saturday December 19th – 10am – 4pm
• Monday December 21st – 1pm-5pm
• Wednesday December 23rd – 1pm – 5pm
• Thursday December 24th – 10am – 2pm

The gallery is located at 4424 Tennyson Street.

Holiday Cards by Images from Neil Corman Photography are a great way to help send the message of joy during the season.

Three options are offered for the cards which include a full image on the front, and either “Seasons Greetings” or “Happy Holidays” inside the card. The 5″x7″ cards are sold in packs of 12, with 13 white envelopes included for $17.

Cards may also be purchased from gallery nrc located at 4424 Tennyson Street in Northwest Denver.

Washington Park, Denver Holiday Cards Package

With the month of December upon us, the Thirty Days 2009 project has ended.  However this is when you get to vote on your favorite images taken during the timeframe.  When you vote, you will be entered into a drawing to win one of four 8×10 matted prints of a Thirty Days 2009 image.

Voting is open until January 10, 2010.

Today is Halloween which means it is also the final day of October.  As I have done the past two years, a new version of Thirty Days will start tomorrow.

If you are new to following the blog, during the next thirty days I will go out and take a photograph every day and post it to the blog.  The image may not be the best of the day, but allows for something to be reviewed and critiqued by the readers of the blog.

I am looking forward to this once again this year, and hope you will check back often to the blog during the month.  Also once again this year I will let you vote on your favorites at the end of the project.

The new gallery guide produced by the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs is now available online in addition to galleries throughout Denver.  Check out the Denver Gallery Guide and some of the many galleries located in the city of Denver.