Looks Like It Should Be In A Gallery By John D. Verlin

It 's a nice feeling to know that someone appreciates your work.

When I recently showed a colleague a framed picture I had taken of the great tooth of the Grand Tetons--he commented that it looked very cool and should be in a gallery.

I was flattered he liked it so much. It made me further realize how important that right gift can mean to a customer or client.

That's one reason we sign and number all of our Verlin Studio prints--in addition to using creative editing, enhancing and enlargement techniques.

What's more--every print is unique--being captured with lighting, shadows, reflexion, etc at that moment in time--as is any memorable photograph or work of art.

This brings to your potential gift recipient something they can enjoy and treasure for years to come.

And we're able to offer these very affordably. See all of our Artisan PhotoGifts at:

www.verlinstudios.com.

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