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Spring is a time for renewal, so why not spruce up your home, office or apartment with one of my custom framed fine art prints? Also perfect for gift giving! The discount code is available...
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To my readers, fans and fellow photographers: I need to offer an explanation for not publishing any new work over the past month. Sometimes events occur in your life that require your immediate attention, and often these events force you to reevaluate your immediate priorities. Since losing my job in January due to a corporate restructure, I’ve had to re-prioritize several of my personal projects...
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After years of false starts, numerous uncounted hours spent scanning negatives and countless hours editing in Photoshop, I am please to announce that the first part of the California Coastal Series, featuring images from the Big Sur region, has been published on my website JeremyHermanPhoto.com. These images represent powerful compositions in monochrome, as each image attempts to capture the terrible beauty of coastal California.
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There’s still time to give the gift of fine art this holiday season! The Holiday sale has been extended through January 5, 2014, so there’s still plenty of time to receive 33% off any of my prints (any size, any medium) available on Fine Art America. Details at http://bit.ly/19jHSGX

Photo of the Day: Broadway Bridge & Harlem Canal on a Foggy Morning. View at http://bit.ly/1gYS4JO

Give fine art this holiday season and save! Through December 25th, receive 33% off any of my prints (any size, any medium) available through Fine Art America through December 25th. Use discount code BBRNZB during checkout at JeremyHerman.ArtistWebsites.com!

Back in September I assisted a client with her first purchase of one of my prints (Acadia Sunrise) through Fine Art America. With the client being in New York City we were able to setup a consultation meeting where I walked her through the process of selecting a frame, mat and paper for the image. During the consultation the client raised several questions about paper selections (as there are several available through Fine Art America), specifically which paper would be best to display behind glass, which paper was best suited for an image characterized by intense color and contrast, and which paper would be best in a room that receives a lot of light.

I explained the difference in printing papers and what to consider when making a selection. Some papers have a have a warm or cold hue that affects the overall tone of the image, while others have finishes that affect contrast and/or brightness…

When I launched JeremyHermanPhoto.com back in 2011, the purpose of the website was to serve as a portfolio of my photography, targeted at those who know me and are familiar with my work. After a period of reevaluating the purpose of my website, along with reassessing my goals, I realized that the market for my work could be expanded if I were to start a blog.

So as of today, I am officially launching my blog — available here on JeremyHermanPhoto.com and mirrored on my Fine Art America sites JeremyHerman.ArtistWebsites.com and JeremyHerman.FineArtAmerica.com. What topics will I cover? This has yet to be determined, but you should expect up to three posts per week, ranging from ongoing projects, photographic techniques, equipment reviews, iphonography, and announcements regarding fine art prints, photographic events – basically anything else related to my photography or photographic interests…

If you are planning to order one of my prints as a Christmas present (which, by the way, is a really cool idea), Fine Art America has published their shipping deadlines. More details are available at http://fineartamerica.com/holidayshippingschedule2013.html.

I am pleased to announce the sale of Acadia Sunrise to a very happy customer in Carteret, New Jersey. The announcement page shows an approximation of how the customer configured the framed print...