> The limited edition in the non-photographic art world makes sense. In fine
> art photography the limited edition is a way to make certain that if there
> is money to be made from your photographs, you won't make it, speculators
> will. In other words, it is a way to cheat you out of the value of your own
> work.
>
I am primarily a digital artist (hobby photographer) and I would disagree and agree with some of this. I don't believe limited edition makes sense in my end of the art world for exactly the same reasons. If someone wants to "own" my art they are going to have to pay me the "value" of said work. Speculators are no ones friend.
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