"cuniculus (rabbit)" is one of twelve in my “bestia parvulus” series. i've printed this photograph as a 6x6” image artfully placed and professionally printed on 8x10” kodak supra endura paper with a glossy finish, so it's easy and ready to frame (because good luck finding an off-the-shelf 6x6" frame, and custom framing is ridiculously pricey). and no matting is necessary - unless you really want to.

all of my prints have a stamp of my logo on the back to ensure authenticity and each photograph comes packaged in an clear, acid-free re-sealable bag with an acid-free, white 50 point backing board made of 100% recycled fibre. it is shipped in a sturdy photo mailer to prevent damage during transit.

price per print: 22 Euro or $30 USD

shipping to uk and europe: 4.50 Euro or $7 USD; shipping to canada & usa: 3.25 Euro or $5 USD.

contact me for combined shipping rates if you'd like more than one print.

about the photo:

specs

camera: holga cfn

film: fuji astia 100, expired, cross-processed

about me:

in the outside-dawanda world i'm a professional photographer and writer. i write non-fiction books about things like shopping and novels about trendspotters gone mad. i take pictures using only expired analogue film and toy cameras, and have clients like diesel in italy and powershovel in japan.

i don't digitally alter my images and my photography has a decidedly vintage bent. i shoot people, places and all kinds of unusual things.

alternate sizes up to 16x16" are available of most images. email contact@pamelaklaffke.com for details and quotes.

camera, film, paper

lomography, holga, photography, analogue

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thanks, sandkoernchen — i like to create images that are really special and don't look like anything else. i'm glad you like this one so much!

pamelaklaffke 09.05.2008 09:14

this is so very special big compliment!

sandkoernchen 07.05.2008 19:48

thanks! i was going for a twist on old-fashioned fairy tales (more like the brothers grimm and andersen than the newer, kinder, disney type look); all old kids' fairy tales were a little dark — maybe that's why i like them so much....

pamelaklaffke 07.05.2008 16:53

wow, this is a little creepy. but i like it!

rosarosenbaum 07.05.2008 10:36

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