Photo Question.

[71buc]

Lance, Scott, and Craig you all make excellent points. I have never purchased a photo anywhere other than Ebay so I am unable to examine photos in person prior to purchasing them. Due to this I use the Yee Fogel book as my reference when buying online. I have paid 300 for a Ruth photo and 150 for a Robinson but due to the issue I discussed in my post I typically avoid spending more than 60. I don't have the confidence in the classification system or knowledge to risk more than nominal amounts of cash. I buy photos that I find pleasing to my own taste and believe if I make an error I still have an image that appeals to me. Thanks for sharing your opinions and knowledge I remain a neophyte in this section of the hobby but I do enjoy collecting and discussing these photos.

Mike

[Leon]

Great discussion guys. I got out of collecting photos as I need to be more disciplined with my limited resources. That being said there are some images that are so cool I can't help myself. (and they don't cost thousands though some aren't cheap)

[Runscott]

That should be titled "Sporting Wood"

[Frozen in Time]

Originally Posted by Leon

Great discussion guys. I got out of collecting photos as I need to be more disciplined with my limited resources. That being said there are some images that are so cool I can't help myself. (and they don't cost thousands though some aren't cheap)

Fantastic image Leon. Raw materials in the cart, finished product in the window?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Frozen in Time

Fantastic image Leon. Raw materials in the cart, finished product in the window?

I never really looked in the window? It does look like finished bats. I will have to take a magnifying glass to it.

And yes Scott, it could be "sporting wood" for sure.

[Nashvol]

As an aside to that awesome photo, if a trip to Louisville is in anyone's plans, a visit to Louisville Slugger is a "must see"!