1. How do I find the price of the photographs I see?

To check a price click on the price box which located in the lower right corner of each image’s information scroll box. To get to the image’s information scroll box double click on the image you are interested in. A larger version of that image will appear. Now double click on that larger image and you will see the information scroll box displayed. Go to the lower right hand corner of this box and you will see the price box. Click on it. Back to the questions

2. Is everything displayed on the site for sale?

Most things are. Sometimes there will be a hold on a piece to allow a client time to consider purchasing it, but this is resolved in a few days. Call or e-mail us to let us know you are interested. If the hold comes off we will contact you. Check the price box (which is located in the lower right corner of each image’s information scroll box. If a print is for sale a price will appear. If the photograph is on hold for a pending sale "hold" will appear in the price box. If the picture has sold you will see the word "sold" displayed in the price box.

To get to the image’s information scroll box double click on the image you are interested in. A larger version of that image will appear. Now double click on that larger image and you will see the information scroll box displayed. Go to the lower right hand corner of this box and you will see the price box. Click on it. Back to the questions

3. I am an artist. How do I submit work for consideration?

We always like to view new work. Send us 10-15 color slide reproductions of your work along with a resume, artist statement and a self-addressed stamped return envelope to:

Photocollect Attn: Janet Sirmon 22 E. 72nd Street, New York, NY 10021

If you do not send a self-addressed stamped envelope you will not get your slides back. Back to the questions

4. I sent you an e-mail message ages ago and have not received a response. What gives?

E-mail messages that are sent from our "Search Form" and "Queries and Comments" section go through our Web site server. The messages we receive in this manner come to us anonymously. That is to say that we do not know the e-mail address source for each message unless you type in your e-mail address and make sure it is correct. So please, if you wish for us to respond leave at least your e-mail address or we have absolutely no way of getting in touch with you. Back to the questions