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It is a pretty ice formation. However, it doesn't look like its a print, just a .jpg. That is a LOT for a single .jpg file. Maybe it was mis-catorized.Ok, I checked it out. You know, it's not a bad price for such a thing. Have you seen how much photolibrary images cost? They can be anything from 25 up to 250. That's about $37 - $370.
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Yeah, point taken Marque. Lotta money for a JPG of frozen H20. :)
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Pretty enought to frame and hang on a wall. Not convenient though, if I gotta download it (or even get it burned on cd) and find someplace to have it printed, matted, framed, etc...not to mention the added cost. Now if it was already printed (on acid free paper), matted, framed, etc...I might consider it even at a higher price. Nice idea...don't think it will work here...course someone might come along and buy it...who knows...
It is alot, but people who need good quality photography pay lots for them, just like people pay alot for good quality, detailed models. We pays hundreds of dollars for photography to use in emails and ads ... but then again, I'm talking a large corporation, not a single individual, which is pretty much the audience here.
I'd like to see such a counter too. It would make decisions on both buying and selling somewhat easier to estimate.
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$25 for a picture of an ice formation? Marque