Fall Arrives...What's in Your Fall Collection?
What a difference a month makes...
"York Harbor at Sundown" a moment in Maine
Dear Friends Old and New,
We've settled in after returning from a couple of weeks off...a respite, so to speak. Unpacked, slowly getting back in the groove. Focus on fall, arriving tonight. Here is an image reflective of the season, one you may wish to consider for your own fall photo print collection..."York Harbor at Sundown," among my favorite images taken in the State of Maine.
Beach days 2021 are mostly gone, now. But here in New England, but if you'd consider a holiday gift print on the subject of beaches, see my Beach Poster Gallery: New Jersey, Long Island, Florida, Chesapeake Bay, and California. Each poster includes sand from the beaches of that particular locality adhered to the poster, itself; a very unusual poster and excellent gift idea at any time of year.
If, when purchasing a print, custom-ordering your matte and frame is important to you, selections from any of my galleries may encourage you to customize your print selection. Check out selections from my Photo Gallery, or perhaps Painting Gallery. As you will see--when customizing, pick a gloss paper or matte, a metal (Aluminum) or acrylic-- even a canvas wrap. Then choose a preferred size. Add a matte and frame of your liking, many to choose from. Include a framing device so that your work will arrive snappy and buttoned-up, ready to hang. Take advantage of the special framing features on this website.
Art prints arrive excellently packaged, in buttoned-up condition, ready to hang. Money back guarantee...if not completely satisfied. Stick with it. Experiment...see what is possible. Your time will be worth it. If you persevere, you will receive your print in week or ten days-- notwithstanding (still present) Covid-related production and shipping bottlenecks. By the way...have you ever purchased an art print? As the month of September races by, give it a try.
Brand your Americana posters: If you own a small business, large business, or captain a non-profit organization-- and would like to make branded posters available to your staff, employees and customers, I can add your organization's logo discretely in the lower right hand corner...when you place your order. Contact me to discuss.
Here are other categories, themes, mediums...prints of which you may find helpful, especially as the season of gift-giving approaches:
Painting prints, faith, city skylines, beach-posters, photos, Instagrams, drawings, limited editions and fine art originals; check out!
September augurs in a bridge season, the season's changing, the season of apples, pies, warm cider and rum...winter prep has arrived. Isn't it astonishing? Personally, I am still living mid-summer. But my honey-bees are well in tune with what is going on. Word has it that on June 21, at exactly the mid-point in the year, bees read the sun and know...time to begin to prepare for the long, brutal winter. By now, mid-September, most of the nectar flows are over and life is getting very serious, indeed. A honey-bee knows how to count her days, my view.
In the week ahead, we will be ordering wood for the wood stove, cleaning up the home, raking the first of leaves to fall from the Chestnut tree, perhaps making a last-minute trip to the beach, finishing off a peach pie, and stacking some logs cut last spring for this winter's burning. Preparation.
May you find your own moments for quiet preparation as the days shorten and the temperatures begin to change. Haven't the Hummingbirds left on their big trip south by now? I think so. Time to pay attention.
We've settled in after returning from a couple of weeks off...a respite, so to speak. Unpacked, slowly getting back in the groove. Focus on fall, arriving tonight. Here is an image reflective of the season, one you may wish to consider for your own fall photo print collection..."York Harbor at Sundown," among my favorite images taken in the State of Maine.
Beach days 2021 are mostly gone, now. But here in New England, but if you'd consider a holiday gift print on the subject of beaches, see my Beach Poster Gallery: New Jersey, Long Island, Florida, Chesapeake Bay, and California. Each poster includes sand from the beaches of that particular locality adhered to the poster, itself; a very unusual poster and excellent gift idea at any time of year.
If, when purchasing a print, custom-ordering your matte and frame is important to you, selections from any of my galleries may encourage you to customize your print selection. Check out selections from my Photo Gallery, or perhaps Painting Gallery. As you will see--when customizing, pick a gloss paper or matte, a metal (Aluminum) or acrylic-- even a canvas wrap. Then choose a preferred size. Add a matte and frame of your liking, many to choose from. Include a framing device so that your work will arrive snappy and buttoned-up, ready to hang. Take advantage of the special framing features on this website.
Art prints arrive excellently packaged, in buttoned-up condition, ready to hang. Money back guarantee...if not completely satisfied. Stick with it. Experiment...see what is possible. Your time will be worth it. If you persevere, you will receive your print in week or ten days-- notwithstanding (still present) Covid-related production and shipping bottlenecks. By the way...have you ever purchased an art print? As the month of September races by, give it a try.
Brand your Americana posters: If you own a small business, large business, or captain a non-profit organization-- and would like to make branded posters available to your staff, employees and customers, I can add your organization's logo discretely in the lower right hand corner...when you place your order. Contact me to discuss.
Here are other categories, themes, mediums...prints of which you may find helpful, especially as the season of gift-giving approaches:
Painting prints, faith, city skylines, beach-posters, photos, Instagrams, drawings, limited editions and fine art originals; check out!
September augurs in a bridge season, the season's changing, the season of apples, pies, warm cider and rum...winter prep has arrived. Isn't it astonishing? Personally, I am still living mid-summer. But my honey-bees are well in tune with what is going on. Word has it that on June 21, at exactly the mid-point in the year, bees read the sun and know...time to begin to prepare for the long, brutal winter. By now, mid-September, most of the nectar flows are over and life is getting very serious, indeed. A honey-bee knows how to count her days, my view.
In the week ahead, we will be ordering wood for the wood stove, cleaning up the home, raking the first of leaves to fall from the Chestnut tree, perhaps making a last-minute trip to the beach, finishing off a peach pie, and stacking some logs cut last spring for this winter's burning. Preparation.
May you find your own moments for quiet preparation as the days shorten and the temperatures begin to change. Haven't the Hummingbirds left on their big trip south by now? I think so. Time to pay attention.
George Delany
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"Jackman Fall Sunset" from the George Delany Art Photo Gallery
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