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I've finished them. There are four, and you can see them here Terrence Karney. If you want to link, I get a little more money if the click comes from here. If you want to take a look at them, you can hit the links below and see thumbnails of all the pictures.

The four are:

Menagerie which is animals and insects (which includes a spider, for the purists among you).

From the Earth Abundant which is plants and flowers.

Landscapes and Buildings which is just what it sounds like.

Las Encantadas which is the Galapagos.

The cover is not repeated in inside so all except Las Encantadas have 13 images. Las Encantadas has an image on the back as well, so it's got 14.

The images are 7x11, and should be suitable for framing. Not quite as nice as if you ordered a print, but 300 dpi jpgs were uploaded, so they ought to be fine at that size.

Cost is $19.60 US. There is a discount for "bulk" purchases. What it means is buying more than one costs less. They don't care if you mix and match.

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mcpye.livejournal.com

Wheeeee!! Not only am I getting an acknowledged* publication of one of my photos (small, down the back) in a Quick & Dirty, but pretty MagCloud occasional issue of pix from the Great Sydney Dust Day (called Strange Light (http://magcloud.com/browse/Issue/36247): Photos from the Great Australian Dust Storm); very entrepreneurial of Mr Powazek (http://powazek.com/posts/2051)**, but made my very first public photo sale! (Through my CafePress store (http://www.cafepress.com.au/sketchesbymez) — haven't seen pic on paper yet, I hope it prints up OK.)

* Me, bitter about unacknowledged use of my stuff over the years? Certainly.
** The post next to that one on his blog is entitled: How to Publish a Magazine in a Day and a Half

From:

pecunium.livejournal.com

I have, so far as I can tell, been lucky in that regard, very little of my stuff has been used (to the best of my knowledge) without some nod to me.

Congrats on the sale.

re the dust storm, as I said on ML, I know what that light is like. I don't know what the wind/temp/grit was like, but I've been in that light.

Strange, and tiresome.