gsgary
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The last ones I sent it printed in my darkroom and mounted on cardI got the tree last year, I have arranged them in a big frame in my hall, and I got one from you this year of the 2 house gable ends with the seagull in the decisive momentThe one you received from me was Vista print I thought they looked okI hate to even be posting in the pro section, but thought you could help.
My volunteer job has asked if I wanted to supply 4 + photo postcards. I would print at my cost and they will buy 500 each at .25.
Obviously not going to get rich, but she would like notecards and small enlargements at some point.
I have tried a local printer as I like the extra help / support by small business people.
They haven't been overly helpful or guiding. I have stated it is my 1st project and look for their guidance.
Anyway, now I think if it's not difficult, just go online. I read a lot of horror stories though.
Any suggestion to a good company to use?
VistaPrint is an option, though recently when I just did a postcard exchange with some folks on another forum, I used a company called Moo. (Custom Business Cards, Flyers, and more | MOO (United States)) I really liked the quality.
(Edit: I just checked, and I have one of those "refer a friend and you both get discounts" kind of a coupon, so if you do decide to go with them, PM me with an email address and I'll forward the coupon.)
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Which one? One year I sent a card with a color collage of a tree. That was Vistaprint. They were okay. This past year, I sent a card with one of four different black and white shots from Maine. That one was Moo. I think you got the black and white one, no?
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Ah, I forgot I'd sent you cards both years So yeah, the Vistaprint ones weren't really bad, but they were thinner than I would have liked. I think the paper of the Moo cards is better.
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