Month: December 2007

Our New Blog…

December 18, 2007
GeneralLtdpublishingQuiet Light PublishingRichard MackRichard Mack PhotographyRichard Mack's Blog

england-20070621-0508.jpgWelcome. We have updated the blog on this new site and hope it meets with favorable results and ease of use. As before we’ll be discussing publishing a photographic book, photography, fine art prints, travel – both on the Lewis & Clark trail and in our National Parks and other locations around the world. I hope you like the new look and will find it fun and informative! I look forward to our discussions online. Remember you can link us with a rss feed by using the links at the bottom of the page to be notified when a new post is online! Enjoy!

Happy Holidays,

Richard

Quiet Light Publishing eNewsletter December 2007

December 9, 2007
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Well we posted and sent out the Quiet Light Publishing eNewsletter for December 2007 and it seems the coding in the header, or something like that, was done in such a way it stripped out most of the formatting for many folks. So here is a link to the eNewsletter on our website for those interested. www.quietlightpublishing.com/newsletters/20071205.html If you would like to be included in future issues of the newsletter just drop me a line with the words Newsletter in the subject and let us know you’d like to be included. There is also a way to sign-up for it on the Quiet Light website.

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In the newsletter I talked about how we now have many images online in the Gallery section, both from the Lewis & Clark Trail AMERICAN LANDSCAPES book and one I am currently working on based on 30 years of photography in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You can view the images online at our Gallery – www.quietlightpublishing.com/shop/Gallery.htm.

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I also have several Triptych’s available. It is a format which is very interesting to produce, because it takes some time to find three images which are great together. But the results are a very stunning pieces. They’ve been placed in homes, offices and public spaces all over. It is always a thrill to see them displayed somewhere.I hope you’ll enjoy the eNewsletter and check out our Gallery Pages!

Peace,
Richard