More Shopping Options

I have finally decided to get more professional with a "real" website, e-commerce and all!  

I'm using Shopify.  I've had my eye on them for years and this year decided it was time.

It's perfect for me because I offer several different products, all hand made or done in house at least.  I can offer my fine art prints, handmade cards, calendars and books, all on one website!!  I'm so excited!

I have used the same URL that used to point to my Fine Art America site:  www.jenigrayphotography.com .  Please visit and have a look around.

I've also created a new way to have art in your home or office.  I've created leased collections that are great for real estate staging and vacation rentals.  Rent by the month, rotate with a new collection.  More info is available on my site, or schedule a phone consultation, right from my site.

A new ad came out in the summer edition of Tracing the Fjord and they also did a nice Artist Profile on me.  My first customer was a local realtor who needed a framed piece for staging a listing.

This is going to be fun!!!

A new tripod called to me this year too.  I have drooled over those ball head types for years, finally one became available in my humble price range and is now proudly set up in the living room.  

I hope you're following me on Instagram @jenigray.photography and Facebook @jenigrayphotography.  That's where the photo sharing has been happening. 

More Choices

I've been working on a new, additional website this year that uses Millers Photo Lab.  I like their "true black and white" papers and choices for metallic and canvas fine art.

So it's ready for viewing and purchases at https://jenigrayphotography.shootproof.com/ .  But I have also added the html for viewing from right here on the blog, on a new page called "Specialty Papers" (note tab above).
You can click through the images but I am not exactly sure how it will process for purchases, might take you back to the main site.  Mostly I've added it here so you can see what's available on both websites in one place.

Let me know in the comments if there are any problems with the functionality.  I did notice that it wasn't exactly centered, but I didn't want to start fiddling with the html code as my knowledge is too rusty.

What you'll notice are price differences.  Millers is very reasonable which allows me to charge less for retail.  I believe most of their shipping is free too.

Thanks for following along!