Vicente Wolf Blog

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Susan prepared a press release that explains the deal best, so I’ll just paste that here. If you want to own one of these pieces, please visit www.allthebestblog.com. There are only three of each of the six prints available, in two sizes.

Media Announcement – for release on Friday May 2, 2009

Vicente Wolf online partnership offers blog readers ‘All the Best’

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In a new online partnership, New York designer and photographer Vicente Wolf is offering readers of the luxury lifestyle journal ‘All the Best Blog’ a chance to purchase a print from his limited edition photography collection titled ‘Trees of Namibia’, captured during a January 2009 trip to this south-west African country. The selection of photographs depicts the vastness of the Namib Desert where relentless sun and endless sand create haunting, ever-changing vistas.

Author of two books featuring his photography, Wolf recently entered the blogging world himself with an online journal that garnered over 3,000 readers in the first two weeks. This partnership with ‘All the Best Blog’ is an extension of the designer’s venture into the world of online business. “Blogs have become a very influential component of my firm’s marketing plan and this venture allows me to offer the public an opportunity to own an original piece of art at a fraction of art gallery prices,” Wolf says. Ronda Carman, author of All the Best Blog started forming new partnerships earlier this year when she joined forces with the prestigious London based Mr & Mrs Smith, a hotel review and booking agency. This venture with Wolf is a natural extension for her popular blog, which promises to offer its readers only the best. “It has always been my policy to only write about an item, product or service that I would own or use myself and I support, champion and believe in each company that I partner with,” Carman says.

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And Carman felt naturally drawn to these memorable images, captured in the Sossusvlei area of the Namib Desert; a dry Camelthorn Tree watered by infrequent floods from the dry Tsauchab River, a lone bird perched on a leafless branch, an afternoon shadow cast against the base of a sand dune. “It took me two days to almost relax in this vast emptiness”, says Wolf of the experience. “For a minimalist, this is a haven.” The result is a series of haunting images, capturing lengthy shadows, structural trees and some of the highest dunes in the world. Add to this an exclusive online partnership and you have a promise to extend Wolf’s passion for exploring the unknown that is truly All the Best.

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A limited run of three prints per image – three black and white and three in full color – are available for purchase exclusively through the ‘All the Best’ blog in two sizes, framed with the buyer’s choice of a black or white frame. For more information, point your browser to www.allthebestblog.com or call Susan at 212.465.0590.