Boyd Carter Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Boyd Carter based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Artwork by Boyd Carter
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Water flows over rocks at the Mississippi River Headwaters by Boyd Carter
Jake - Up Close and Personal by Boyd Carter
Peering over the Precipice by Boyd Carter
Turtle No. 2 by Boyd Carter
Orange Butterfly by Boyd Carter
Orange Begonia by Boyd Carter
Product of a Civilized Society by Boyd Carter
Autumn Leaves No. 1 by Boyd Carter
Alpine lakes and forest, in Denali National Park, Alaska by Boyd Carter
Swans Lake and Sky #1 by Boyd Carter
Icicles on a Frozen Blue Cedar by Boyd Carter
Flowers Struggling With the Autumn Leaves by Boyd Carter
Emerald Lake in the Canadian Rockies by Boyd Carter
Swans Lake Sky #2 by Boyd Carter
Reflection Pool on the National Mall with the Washinton Monument by Boyd Carter
Pale Emerald Green Water over the Falls by Boyd Carter
A Field of Dandelions by Boyd Carter
Autumn Leaves and Flowers by Boyd Carter
Blue Tranquility by Boyd Carter
Young Racoon by Boyd Carter
Pouring a Bitter Pint by Boyd Carter
Senator O'Connor House by Boyd Carter
Swings Awaiting the Return of the Children by Boyd Carter
Bench in the Snow by Boyd Carter
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About Boyd Carter
I became a member of Fine Art America in 2015 but did not become active until October 9, 2018, after retiring from a number of projects.
My primary goal for participating in Fine Art America is to learn how to monetize artistic expression. From my inventory of thousands of images, most still in 35mm film format (negatives), what kinds of images are mass-marketable, and what must I do to process those images in preparation for selling to the marketplace?
After my first week of active participation, the first thing I learned is that you must meet technical requirements or the artwork cannot be produced. Every time I upload an image, I get the following reminders:
1. Do Not Enlarge Your Images
2. Do Not Use File Compression
3. Make Sure Your Cropping is OK
4. Check for Focus / Motion Blur
5. Check for Even Illumination
6. Check for Flash Glare
7. Maximum file size is 25mb
While this is just “plain common sense”, it is a useful reminder that I shouldn’t waste my time taking a 35mm negative to a digital file format without taking all of these things into consideration; plus, of course, being reasonably sure that the image is something someone would be interested in buying.
Speaking of an image that someone would be interested in buying, there are many images in the "Public Domain" (PD) that I would be interested in buying, and I'm sure others would as well. Accordingly, some of my images are sourced from the PD to make this possible. Any image sourced from the PD will have "PD" at the end of the description of the image.
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