The Nature Series Photographs Store
None of our photographs are “Print on Demand…”
…every photograph we sell is already printed and in our hands. we have a simple premise of how we sell things, if we wouldn’t hang it on our walls at home we won’t send it to you to hang on your walls. We do very limited runs and we only use professional printers…who also happen to be long time friends of ours, they print what we hang in our house.
All photos come UNFRAMED and in one size 11x14 inches not-matted, photos in frames are NOT to SCALE.
BTW, the photo to the left there was picked as “Canon Photo of the Week” by Canon USA on Twitter/X a little while back.
All photos are shipped via USPS in sturdy FLAT cardboard envelops, protected within by acid free wrapping paper and sent to you FREE within the United States.
Enjoy the Nature Series…more photos are being printed and will be added soon.
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We live in a New England town founded in 1645, the tree in this photo is in the woods directly behind our house. We live on land that for 150 years or so was farm land, the farm house was built in the late 1700’s and is still standing today. Folks in these parts call that tree the “Witches Tree,” and if you look carefully at it you might be able to see the witch that supposedly lives within it. I’m not sure but I do know this, come Halloween no one ventures near it, or even steps foot in those woods back there. Nope…full moon…empty those days too. SHIPS FREE WITHIN THE UNITED STATES. Only one print of this image left, if out email us at stationeryofnote@yahoo.com and we’ll let you know when we get more in house.
I’ve asked my wife a couple times now what kind of flower this is, she has told me but I keep forgetting, I’m going to let it go for a bit until I ask again so right now it’s called: “The Orange Flower in the Backyard Over By The Tree That I Also Don’t Know The Name Of.” That works. I do know this though…the print is 11x14 is very nicely printed and it ships free within the United States. PS: If you happen to know the name of this flower please let me know, Just Saying.
One of my favorite photographs. The Farmington River in Central Connecticut and Massachusettes is about 46 miles long and has had people living by its banks since the end of the Ice Age 12,400 years ago. It is also one of the great trout fly fishing rivers in New England. That tree is still standing. The photo SHIPS FREE within the United States.