Weekly Giveaway – Here’s a Shocker
While at the Gregory Crewdson lecture at the Hammer Museum last week, we got a signed copy of his new book Beneath The Roses
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We only mention size because that is a hallmark of his work. The extreme deep focus and storyline detail can be told best in the massive print size.
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Plus the book includes set sketches, lighting plans,etc. to give you a fuller understanding of the production and thought process behind the making of these images.
Thanks to all of the new readers that have signed up for the NEWSLETTER. You will now be eligible for the weekly Giveaways.
This is how it works:
First of all you MUST be signed up for the NEWSLETTER. then on Weds. @ 9:00 AM PST check you email in box
1. open the email from damonw@photoinduced.com and Hit Reply
3. Delete the main body of the email (saving server space).
4. Put the “special word” – included only in the NEWSLETTER , in the subject line.
5. Add a shipping address.
6. Hit send.
The 45th person to reply will be sent this
signed, Gregory Crewdson book !
No Winks to tiddley, No Jinxs to call, No Dealer to beat.
Nada. Just be the 45th email reply using the rules above and that’ll do it.
Plus , there will be a special Mothers Day freebie on the site tomorrow. The items are packed and ready to get priority shipped to, hopefully, make it on time. So c’mon back for that.
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This sounds like an amazing book. I hope I\’m #45 to reply.
Damon,
Thanks for the book and surprise notification email of winning! I anxiously awaited the book. Upon arrival I opened up the box and immediately started looking through the photographs and artwork of Gregory Crewdson…WOW! I found his scenes a bit eeery, but at the same time an amazing example of art collection and process. Here\’s my shocker and eeery thing that happened. As soon as I finished, I received my copy of Smithsonian magazine. Low and behold in it is an article on Gregory Crewdson and this book! I loved the imagery caught in the \”in between moments.\” it made me stop and wonder, photographically, what extraordinary effort Gregory went through to produce his artwork. Simply awe-inspiring!
Thanks so much again.