>>> My last post didn't get much of a response, and after researching more I
figured out why... God only knows whether to limit editions or not!
It's late and I am tired so I am going to give you the short version without
the lengthy explanation. If you give it some thought, you can figure out the
explanation on your ownŠ
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.
Don't do it and don't participate in anything where it is required of you.
David Kachel
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