Vanishing America Photos now on Sale!

In this crazy economy, spending several hundred dollars or more on a Gallery-Edition work of art can really put a strain on the family budget. Yet, at the same time, you want to support The Vanishing America Project any way you can, and you love the images so much that you absolutely HAVE to have them on your wall!

Well, now you can.

I have set up several galleries on a special website, making available hundreds of images from my travels around the United States. From Wild Mustangs to pristine landscapes, the images are every bit as stunning and beautiful as the Gallery series. And they are VERY affordable! The only thing they lack is the signature!

Go to http://vanishingamerica.smugmug.com/ to order anything from a little 4x6 postcard to a huge 30x40 poster, and everything in between. (8x10 prints are only $30, and big 16x20 prints are only $75!)

You can even order t-shirts, mugs, keychains, and other merchandise with the image of your choice.

So, go to http://vanishingamerica.smugmug.com/ and fill up your walls with some great photographic art!

US Air and Milton High School...

Short and sweet...

I know many of you (how many of you are there, anyway?) would love to see daily updates on my project, but sometimes I'm not near an internet connection, so forgive me if I miss a day or two here and there.

In the next two upcoming entries, I'll fill you in on my very interesting flight to Atlanta and my 20 year Milton High School Reunion party. But, right now, I'm on a dial-up connection, and am away from my laptop, so I'll keep this entry brief, saving the details for when I get back to my satellite connection and my regular computer.

But, I do have a special request: If anyone that attended the reunion has photos of the party, Please send me copies! I was having so much fun that I didn't take a single picture. And I'm a photographer! Shame on me.

You can email the photos to me at holt@holtwebb.com

And, tune in Tuesday, as I'll have new updates for you. Until then... as Casey Kasem used to say, "Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars!"