Michal Greenboim capture the moment narrative photography


Michal Greenboim
Fine Art
Photography
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My Blog

Blogging has become an important tool for artists and members of the fine art world to reach a wider audience and share their thoughts, experiences, and perspectives. By creating regular content on a blog, artists can build a strong online presence, connect with potential customers, and showcase their work to a global community.

Blogging can also provide a platform for artists to share their creative process, techniques, and inspirations. This behind-the-scenes look into the artist's world can help build a personal connection with their audience, and provide insight into the passion and dedication that goes into creating a work of art.

For artists looking to build a following, a blog can be a great way to connect with other members of the fine art community. By commenting on and sharing the work of other artists, bloggers can establish themselves as thought leaders in their field, and build a network of connections that can lead to new opportunities.

Blogging can also be a valuable resource for art collectors, gallery owners, and curators. By reading the perspectives of artists and members of the fine art world, these individuals can gain a deeper understanding of the trends, issues, and challenges that are shaping the industry.

However, it is important for artists and members of the fine art world to approach blogging with intention and strategy. A successful blog requires regular content that is both informative and engaging, and a strong online presence that is reflective of the artist's brand and values.

In conclusion, blogging has become an essential tool for artists and members of the fine art world to connect with a wider audience, build their online presence, and establish themselves as thought leaders in their field. Whether you're an artist, collector, gallery owner, or curator, a well-designed blog can provide a platform for sharing your passion and insights with the world.

Capturing the beauty of life, one moment at a time.

 

The Importance of Selling Fine Art Photography: Supporting the Artist and the Art Form

As a fine art photographer, my art is not only a creative expression, but also a means of making a living. People often ask me if I sell my art, and the answer is a resounding YES! I need to sell my art in order to cover the expenses of my studio and photography equipment, and to continue creating images that evoke emotions and messages.

Blue Mountains
Blue Mountains
from $200.00

Creating a single fine art image is a long and time-consuming process. It's not just a matter of clicking a button and producing a finished product. From conceptualization to execution to post-processing, every image is a labor of love that takes a significant amount of time, effort, and resources.

I sell my art to private collectors and through galleries and exhibitions. It's easy to purchase from my e-commerce website, and I'm always available to answer any questions or concerns that customers may have. They can reach out to me directly at michal@greenboim.com.

I'm committed to making sure that every print is of the highest quality, printed on archival paper and ink, and limited to editions of only 10. This ensures that each print is a unique and valuable piece of art that will last for generations.

I'm constantly looking for new places to show my work, and I'm open to any ideas or suggestions for new venues or organizations. I'm particularly excited about the possibility of presenting my work at the Jewish Museum in New York, and I'm actively pursuing that opportunity.

In conclusion, selling my art is an essential part of my career as a fine art photographer. It allows me to continue creating images that are not only beautiful but also deeply meaningful and impactful. I'm committed to providing the highest quality prints and making the purchasing process as easy and enjoyable as possible. If you're interested in purchasing or displaying my work, don't hesitate to get in touch.

Michal Greenboim