As a follow up to a post I did on January 4, 2015, I am celebrating my all time top selling print which is the Griffith Park Observatory with downtown Los Angeles in the background. On the original post, I was asking for input (Griffith Park Observatory in Black and White) on which prints were favored so I could narrow it down to a few to post in my art gallery. I featured six captures I had narrowed down from a series of them. The three captures I ended up posting in my gallery were #1, #4 & #6 now known as Griffith Observatory and Downtown Los Angeles, Open For The Telescope and Observatory In Art Deco. I thought it would be interesting to see what the vote was from the original post. Number 1 received the most votes with #4 coming in second. #6 didn’t receive votes, but it struck me as a nice compliment to the other two to finish out the series. All in all, all three of the ones I picked have done well, but #1 has blown the roof off.
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They are nice images Kirt and I’m surprised that they’re your all-time best sellers.
I’ve done well across the board, but this print has outsold everything. The only thing I can figure is that it is such a well known and iconic landmark and this print presents it in a unique way??
That makes sense.
Nice work done Kirt. All the work you have done is good. All the three are perfect in themselves
Thank you for your kind words, Kamal!! I truly appreciate your input! Thanks for stopping by and have a great week!
You are always welcome dear Kirt. You too have a great week 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I can see why #1 was such a hit with that distant view of LA. But what a wonderful building in its own right. Great prints, Kirt. 🙂
Thank you very much Diana. I initially did the series for my LA daughter and her husband. They have the first one in a 36″X24″ framed print with the other two as accents prints elsewhere in their TV room. Having said that, I never in my wildest dreams expected the first one to take off like it did. Thanks for stopping by and for your feedback! Have a great week!
It’s stunning, Kirt. I can totally see how your daughter would have featured it and used the other two for accents.
I admit it: They’re all beautiful, but #1 is my favourite! I absolutely love the contrast between the classic architecture of the observatory and the highrises in the distance. Well done, Kirt! 🙂
Thank you very much Diane!! I appreciate the feedback!! I just never thought it would take off in the manner that it has!! Have a great week!!
It’s no wonder, beautiful photos, Kirt! I haven’t been there yet, but here’s another reminder to get up there someday!
Tiffany, we’ll worth the trip up to LA. It is truly a stunning and educational facility that just happens to have a gorgeous view of the LA basin! Thanks for your feedback!! Have a great week!
Congratulations on your best seller Kirt. I imagine it is very special to those with a connection to the observatory.
It’s such an iconic landmark in LA.
I love the details in in the last two images, Kirt, but that first one is stunning.
Thanks Dan! In reference to the first image, I did a few shots from that side of the Observatory with downtown LA in the background and fell in love with this shot. Thanks for stopping by and thanks for the feedback!