Tag Archives: canvas Photo Contest Full Circle The May 2010 Photo Contest yielded a great photo that was turned into a custom gallery wrapped prize. Cheryl, our May 2010 winner was so kind to send this photo of her holding the winning custom gallery wrapped giclée print. You too could win a custom print of your image, if it’s...  Photo Contest ~ July 2010 WIN a FREE Canvas Gallery Wrapped Print of your photo! It’s your turn to shine, by sharing your favorite photograph. Simply click the ADD YOUR LINK button below to add your image for the WORLD to see, and link back to you! Link up to an image of yours at a...  Photo Contest Winner’s Prize ~ Gallery Wrapped Canvas Cheryl Welch is our winner of the latest photo contest. Congratulations Cheryl! Her prize is a custom gallery wrapped canvas of the winner image. Watch the video and see it come to life. Thanks again to everyone who entered. Photo Contest ~ May 2010 WIN a FREE Canvas Gallery Wrapped Print of your photo! It’s your turn to shine, by sharing your favorite photograph. Simply click the ADD YOUR LINK button below to add your image for the WORLD to see, and link back to you! Link up to an image of yours at...  Infrared Photography Show at Bank of America I’m excited to announce the Infrared Black and White Photography by Kent Weakley show at the Bank of America in Ocala, Florida. The branch address is 35 SE 1st Ave, Ocala, FL (352) 620-1115.The show will be from Nov 28, 2008 through Jan 6, 2009 – it’s going...  Plan Your Walls With Art – Digitally First I enjoy bringing art to my clients and letting them make their choices in person. With clients in different time zones however, it’s hard to meet face-to-face, but there is a solution. The solution – clients send a photo of their wall and I digitally “place” the...  Fall Art Show / Ocala, FL – Video Thanks for everyone who came out and made this year’s FAFO (Fine Art For Ocala) Fall Art Show a huge success. The weather was gray and drizzly Saturday, but Sunday made up for it with crisp clear skies and temps in the upper 70s. The crowds were...
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