Now Available for Sale!

Polaroid #140, (c) Matt Larson, 2008
Original Polaroid
$100 unframed (3 1/2" x 4 1/4")
$125 framed (6 1/4" x 6 1/4")

Polaroid #2, (c) Matt Larson, 2008
Original Polaroid
$100 unframed (3 1/2" x 4 1/4")
$125 framed (6 1/4" x 6 1/4")
SOLD (Tampa, FL)

Polaroid #3, (c) Matt Larson, 2008
Original Polaroid
$100 unframed (3 1/2" x 4 1/4")
$125 framed (6 1/4" x 6 1/4")
SOLD (Portland, OR)

It's time to let go and start selling my images, so as of today, everything seen on the blog is for sale. Polaroids are all originals, archivally framed in a shadow box, images are signed on the back and priced to sell. If you're interested in any of the three images above, just drop me an email at matt.larson@mac.com.

Glazer Children's Museum Silent Auction

IMAGINATION Gala 2008 An original photograph by me, and hand printed by me will be offered this Saturday at the Glazer Children's Museum silent auction.

A special evening celebrating a new way of inspiring children and families to learn. April 26, 2008 6:00-11:00 p.m. For more information about the event contact the museum at: (813) 277.3199 or info@cmtampa.org

Donated Artwork:
“Angel” (shot on Montana's Yellowstone National Park in 2000)
Matt Larson (b. 1960)
B/W toned silverprint
20"x 19"
Edition of 15 (1/15)
Value: $500.00
Starting Bid: $200.00
SOLD

If you would like to place a bid on this photograph, please call the number above, I'm sure they'll be happy to take it. One-hundred percent of this donation benefits the Glazer Children's Museum. Please note, Rebecca Sexton Larson is also donating a print! Check out BOXFOTOS ... place your bid today and help Tampa build a beautiful new museum for children!

Seagull @ Mainsail Arts Festival

Polaroid 600, (c) Matt Larson, 2008

Went to St. Pete to attend the Mainsail Arts Festival this weekend. CONGRATULATIONS to our many FRIENDS that won some prize money! Walking back to the car, I looked up and saw this bird circling above and snapped this shot. Not bad for a Polaroid! I actually like the composition a lot--the three elements of the seagull, tree and cloud. I even like the rim light on the seagull's upper wing and the cropping of the lower one. Serendipity is a good thing. I'll take it.

Hillsborough Bay Landscape

Late afternoon low tide on Hillsborough Bay--looking east off of Bayshore Blvd.

Polaroids by Matt Larson, (c) 2008