Showing posts with label Framed Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Framed Art. Show all posts

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Be Automatically Entered into November Drawing

All November Orders are automatically entered into our BIG November Drawing! Grand Prize worth $3,000! 25 Second Prizes worth $28.99! Two ways to enter! No limit. PLUS Every Novemebr order receives a FREE 2012 Roads Not Traveled by Ric J Wall Calendar! Click Link to read details! Good luck everyone!

Phantom Ship... A widely known work of nature that is extensively photographed, yet searching through thousands of photos you will be hard pressed to find any that compare with the masterpiece that is Ric J’s vision of “Phantom Ship”, from his Roads Not Traveled™ by Ric J collection. Going beyond the places traveled by many, Ric ventures off the beaten path to find just the right spot to set up his camera and tripod. Framing the scene with his artistic eye, then waiting for just the right moment to snap the photo, so as to capture the reflection of the mountains behind to create an extraordinary backdrop highlighting nature’s own piece of art, Ric encapsulates the beauty in Phantom Ship like never before. There is much more to a gallery quality photograph than just snapping a picture. Like an artist paints his vision with a brush, the exceptional photographer ‘paints’ his vision with his camera. Taking you to the places you’ve never been™, the Roads Not Traveled™ by Ric J collection sets Ric J apart as one of those exceptional photographers.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Winner of our September Contest

Diana V. Gonzales, the winner of our September "My favorite Ric J photo is..." Contest, holding her prize: a matted print of "Pierced Horizon". Diana's winning entry: "Pierced Horizon is the picture that I am drawn to most of all! It hits close to home for me, because it is a reminder of my ranch, Horizon Ranch, that is my legacy. It has been in my family for several generations, dating back to th...e late 1800's. This unique and creative picture captured a gorgeous sunset within the barbed wire. It is almost as if the sun was lassoed by the barbed wire, stopping its path across the sky. It is a representation of how the Wild West was tamed by the invention and use of barbed wire. It is fascinating to me how this picture has so many levels of sybolism!"

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