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brambor

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I have a proposition to exhibit some of my photographs overseas. I have many

capable people to negotiate in my presence and I do not plan to travel there.

At present it seems that I would be responsible for sending the prints and

organizations would do the framing for the show.

 

I'm perfectly happy if I could be part of this, but I wonder whether there is a

standard protocol or an 'unwritten rule' in how this is done?

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It is different in every case. In my experiences, it comes down to trust, and to how much of

a perfectionist you are and how much you are willing to compromise. There is no set

protocol. Things could go great and you could get a package with reviews, catalogs, press

clippings and photos of the installation. Or you could bet back nothing, not even your

prints. My simple advice would be to trust your instincts. Good luck!

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Can't help you with your question, but it's very good to hear this, Rene. <p>

 

Are the photos the ones you took in the Czech Republic? This <a href=http://www.czech.cz/>site</a> is ready to launch and just needs some strong photos ... like yours.

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Seems to me that soooo much work and effort goes into preparing stuff for exhibit the

only reason to do so is go the opening party and drink copious quantities of wine.

 

Seriously Rene, if it is just a few prints, then go for it, you might get some sales.

 

Why do we make our photographs if they are not to be seen. As the above posts say there

are no standards or protocols here, just go with your instincts.

 

You�ll just have to have a party (celebratory BBQ?) back in Maine.

 

C. and best of luck

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Yes. It is for the czech photos. I don't want to get ahead of myself. Just bouncing off a few things. If and when it becomes a reality I will supply more information.

 

They have initially requested A1 format but I can reliably print 13x19. I hope it is going to work out.

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