For pig lovers only
Folks, we try to keep advertising to a minimum on this blog. But one of us makes his living from selling images, and the holiday season is upon us. So allow us this brief advertorial diversion.
For a limited time Dave is offering 20% off all prints. You can view and purchase from his galleries -- including George Town (Penang), Rice, Street Food, Markets, Coffee, the Philippines, Bali, Pulau Ketam, food-related and not -- on Photoshelter, here. He's just added two new galleries: one of images that beg to grace a kitchen or dining room wall, here. And another of his own favorite/best-selling images, here.
The fiery foods addict in me likes this trio of images, from the kitchen wall gallery:
As a markets hound I'm also drawn to this couple of photos, also from kitchen wall:
And street foodies should be able to relate to these two, from the Street Foods gallery.
Photoshelter prints and ships worldwide within a couple of days; previous purchasers have been pleased with the print quality.
To get your 20% off simply enter 'EatingAsia' in the coupon box upon checkout.
If you're looking for something specific and don't see it in the galleries, drop us an email (there's a 'Contact' link on our sidebar). And of course any image you've seen on this blog can also be made available.
Happy holidays, and thanks for your support.
I love that first photo!!! Great photos
Posted by: Karen from Globetrotter Diaries | 2010.12.08 at 12:04
Folks, she ain't kidding. I have one and it certainly brightens up my otherwise dull kitchen. Go for it! It does make a difference and a great surprise Xmas present too!
Posted by: Katy | 2010.12.08 at 16:15
Thanks Karen.
Katy, thanks -- for your purchases and your support!
Posted by: Robyn | 2010.12.15 at 19:05
Thank you and Dave too for the lovely images of the places I myself am unlikely to get to and see. I am brooding over the Fraser Hill shot, wish you had gone earlier! :-) Haven’t excluded the possibility of witnessing the garden in person ‘yet’, though I’d ask myself why I would want to see something ‘British’ were I in Malaysia.
Posted by: Katy | 2010.12.16 at 07:36
Looks like one needs to get an account to see the prices, last time I looked.
-Bob
Posted by: bobster7 | 2010.12.24 at 07:43
Bobster -- that's true. It doesn't cost anything to sign up, you just need a sign-on name and password, and it won't result in spam email. Other purchasers have found the process pretty seamless.
Thanks for reading.
Posted by: Robyn | 2010.12.24 at 09:04