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Photo Forum / General Photo Topics / UK Photography / October 2005Looking for UK photographers - business opportunity
I have a small studio in Upstate NY and am formerly from the UK. We are looking to add a range of prints from the UK. To this end we are looking for semi-pro or serious amateurs who have images of the qunintessential Britain... typically Major Landmarks, London triata (red buses, phone boxes, street markets etc) but also coastal and historic shots - Castles, Stately Homes etc. The goal is to licence them on a per print basis and to print to order in the studio/gallery. We would pay a monthly commision check. Images need to be digital - minimum 3.1MP camera. E-mail for more details...... paul@pawtraitphotography.com we hope to extend this to Ireland and Italy if this works out as well.... thanks for reading > images of the qunintessential Britain... typically Major Landmarks... That's John Major, I take it - long shadows on cricket grounds, warm beer, green suburbs, dog lovers, and old maids bicycling to Holy Communion through the morning mist, etc.  SignatureRoger No, he wants..."qunintessential Britain...". So thats old gin soaked ladies then and malarial ex-pats from Mombassa!! david > No, he wants..."qunintessential Britain...". So thats old gin soaked >ladies then and malarial ex-pats from Mombassa!! I was thinking more along the lines of dying town centres, decrepit housing, congested roads and squalid public transport. Plus public drunkenness, violent behaviour and racial intolerance. :-( > I was thinking more along the lines of dying town centres, decrepit > housing, congested roads and squalid public transport. > > Plus public drunkenness, violent behaviour and racial intolerance. Calling Messrs Hogarth and Rowlandson! SignatureRoger >> I was thinking more along the lines of dying town centres, decrepit >> housing, congested roads and squalid public transport. >> >> Plus public drunkenness, violent behaviour and racial intolerance. > >Calling Messrs Hogarth and Rowlandson! Nothing much has changed since their day ... ;-) |
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