I understand. I’ll present a virtual version of the show soon!

Je comprends. Je présenterai bientôt une version virtuelle du spectacle!

Hello Steve,
It’s a pity I’m so far, otherwise I would have come …

Laurent from France.

Thank you Barry. I’ll be posting a closer view of the show in a week or so that will provide a simulated experience — sans wine and cheese!

Man, so many details to take care of for a little show like this Frank. But I’m glad I’ve done it. Full speed ahead!

Thanks for the kind words Will. I’m hope to share a bit of the fine world of riding the Vespa.

It would be a long ride from California to central Pennsylvania. But what an adventure it would be on the scooter!

Look forward to meeting you. Safe travels!

I’m sleeping well but never dream of scooters. Or riding. What’s that about?

The short answer — yes, there will be something that will afford access to prints of the images in the show along with others. I’ll have that up in the next couple weeks. Perhaps sooner.

A big winter Vespa picture is exactly what you need in your new garage! It will help keep you cool on hot days.

You were at Saint’s? You should have let me know. Or maybe I was there when you were and we didn’t even know it!

Hope to see you at some point down the road.

Those are really good questions Richard. Really good.

From the beginning, my goal was merely to share a bit of the experience of riding in central Pennsylvania and some of the visual and mental discoveries I’ve had. I entered this without any concern for recovering costs, making money or gaining any sort of notoriety. That said, there are a few things I would like to see happen:

1. Some new people checking out my blog.

2. The prints go to new homes. I really don’t want to have to store all the images and frames at home. I would much rather they find a new life with others. With that in mind I produced the prints and frames in a manner that will allow for an economical pricing.

3. And finally, having a show like this forces me into a frame of mind where I’m more intensely focused. It stirs the creative energies and gets me moving in new directions with the camera. I’m itching now to work on another project that’s been on the back burner for a long time.

So that’s the short answer to your questions. I think…