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Which Cover for my 2012 Storm Calendar?-PS follow the larger discussion from around the world, by "LIKING" and commenting here as well, http://facebook.com/donaldvergerphotography
First, a continued wish for Kent's Full recovery and a good day for him and Allison and their Family!
-- Which cover do you like best for my Storm Calendar? And Why? Which is most striking? Dramatic? Best as the cover? Will be "seen" on the bookstore shelf or on Amazon most and will likely "sell" the calendar best? And although tiny, what do you see? feel? from each of these Cover Images? Also, do you like the Titling STORMS? and "Exquisite Nature Photography" as the few words in the "tag" line? Thank you all! I will be going to press next week with this artistic endeavor :) Note: The calendar will be a standard 12x12 inch saddle stitched (stapled) calendar with standard boxes to write in unlike my Poster Art Calendars and I have decided to use the 12 strongest images which will keep the costs more reasonable as well. I am very excited to be moving ahead with this! I hope you may have ideas of how to "spread the word" for folks to find and know of the Storm Calendar. Best, don - off to our farmers market, a long walk, and yoga. And likely a bit of "shooting" Have a great day!

Andrew Harrison, Allison Bosch Leeds, Dana Koch and 3 others like this.
- Wesley Luginbyhl One the right, but I have a thing for mesos and sunsets.
  September 10, 2011 at 3:53am · 1
- Donald Verger thank you Wesley! helpful interesting comment! can you invite any others opinions? best, don http://donaldverger.com/ and http://facebook.com/donaldvergerphotography
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  Donald Verger is an award-winning photographer and Founder and President Emeritu...s Children's Discovery Museum and Science Discovery Museum in New England. He is also a survivor of the Joplin tornado.See More
  September 10, 2011 at 3:56am
- Rosalind MacInnis Deptula I like the one on the right.....I like the colors....has a Romantic quality to it.
  September 10, 2011 at 4:01am · 1
- Roger Edwards I'm partial to the one on the right also: more flowing and balanced composition, warmer colors, more even exposure.
  September 10, 2011 at 4:31am · 1
- Etta Wofford-Harrington I like them both, but the one on the right has a beckoning quality. And for all the same reasons previously mentioned.
  September 10, 2011 at 4:45am · 1
- Shane Kirk I also love them both! However, my vote goes to the one on the right! Absolutely beautiful!
  September 10, 2011 at 6:48am · 1
- Etta Wofford-Harrington Shane it is a beauty huh? But for a calendar front, I think it lacks just a lil. It does offer an ambience.
  September 10, 2011 at 6:52am · 1
- Darleen Denno I think the one on the left is a bit more interesting to look at in terms of cloud formation, but the one on the right is striking as well. Lighting: right. Coolness of clouds: left.
  September 10, 2011 at 10:15am · 2
- Daniel C. Fox The right one.
  September 10, 2011 at 12:36pm · 1
- Donald Verger Dan! How are you my friend! Tell me more! Thanks, don!
  September 10, 2011 at 12:39pm
- Lois Dellinger The right one. I had postcards promised to some ailing folks but am still waiting for those post cards you promised.
  September 10, 2011 at 12:48pm · 1
- Dana Koch the one on the left!! but they are both very amazing covers!!
  September 10, 2011 at 4:47pm · 1
- Donald Verger thank you all! other thoughts? also to see a more discussion - "LIKE" my fan page http://facebook.com/donaldvergerphotography I posted the same question there this morning to 13,000 Fans. Feel free to add your thoughts there as well! thanks, don
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  Donald Verger is pleased to present his 2011 Fine Art Photography Poster Calenda...r, a beautiful collection of offset lithograph prints to adorn your walls throughout the year. The second link above will take you to his Amazon page where you can buy the 11x14 version of the calendar. A 5x7 of the Fine Art Poster Calendar and 5x7 of a collection of Nubble Photographs can also be found on Amazon. Don is also a passionate philathropist. He founded the Children's Discovery Museum and Science Discovery Museum in Massachusetts and is President Emeritus. He is dedicated to Mercy Hospital's mission of compassion- his photographs hang in their hallways as a part of their permanent collection. Daniel Cheever, President Emeritus of Simmons College and Art Collector, once wrote about Donald Verger from the collector's point of view: "I've often wished I'd bought Ansel Adams prints 50 years ago when they were affordable. I would have had a half century of stunning art in my house as well as a fabulous investment. I'm not making the same mistake again. Donald Verger's photographs give me the chance to own truly beautiful works of art, ones which are gaining increasing acclaim from the critics, and to own them at very reasonable prices...for now. When Don Verger first took up photography seriously, he asked me to review his early work. I studied it and told him he could be the next Ansel Adams. That's a true story, and the intervening years have proven me right. This talented, award winning photographer is one of those once-in-a-lifetime artists whose work establishes their reputation for generations to come." See More
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  September 10, 2011 at 6:35pm
- Daniel C. Fox The right one because the lower half consists of the richly colored field. Plus you can see the structure of the full storm.
  September 10, 2011 at 7:45pm · 1
- Ryan McGinnis Right one is much more eye-catching, which is what you want for the cover image.
  September 11, 2011 at 7:33am · 1
- Donald Verger Thanks Ryan Dan Danielle Lois Ryan Etta and everyone. Darleen.
  September 11, 2011 at 7:53am
- Lisa Dunn The right one is warmer and draws the eye more. The one on left is great but colder.
  September 11, 2011 at 4:32pm · 1

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