Iconic Surf Photographer Scott Aichner Selling Prints With Original Slides
Even if you're not a surfer, this is pretty awesome
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Surf photography is a difficult thing, even with a digital camera. But, Scott Aichner spent a large hunk of his career doing it on film. Now, in order to fund the purchase of some pricy new slow-motion video gear, he’s selling off some prints of his most iconic images and he’s including the original slides with them.
Aichner was a prolific surf photographer, spending a decade covering the sport for Surfer magazine, where he had several covers. He has also worked with a number of big-name companies in the surfing and action sports space. He’s the real deal.
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Lots of photographers sell prints of their old work in order to fund their upcoming ventures, but it’s very rare to see a photographer selling their original slides. The presentation looks rather awesome with a print and the slide mounted into a box frame that’s backlit using an LED.
The photos that ran in the magazines start around $1,300, but if you don’t mind an unpublished frame from the same series, the price can go down around $800 or $900.
I’m sure it hurts to have to give up original negatives, but Aichner is extremely talented, so I hope he reaches his goal and gets to move on to his next project.
From: PetaPixel
Lots of photographers sell prints of their old work in order to fund their upcoming ventures, but it’s very rare to see a photographer selling their original slides. The presentation looks rather awesome with a print and the slide mounted into a box frame that’s backlit using an LED.
The photos that ran in the magazines start around $1,300, but if you don’t mind an unpublished frame from the same series, the price can go down around $800 or $900.
I’m sure it hurts to have to give up original negatives, but Aichner is extremely talented, so I hope he reaches his goal and gets to move on to his next project.
From: PetaPixel