Photography for the pure joy of it!
Gifts for Gardeners
I’ve taken some of my favorite shots and put them on mugs, note cards, tote bags and more! They make great gifts for gardeners (or anyone that loves flowers) and can be purchased through my Zazzle store.
“Gardens are the result of a collaboration between art and nature.”
— Penelope Hobhouse
Zazzle is Where to Get Great Gifts
I like Zazzle because it is a fun online marketplace where I can share my photography on a wide selection of great products. Additionally, it allows you to personalize those items to make the perfect gift (for yourself or others)!
Once you are in my Zazzle store click on Personalize this template and you will see various options to quickly make a unique personalized gift. Mix and match items to create a themed gift — try a pair of flip flops, headphones and luggage tag for a travel package!
I’ve put some of my favorite travel and adventure photos on posters, postcards, notecards, journals, mugs, tote bags and more, so you can keep the outdoors close while you plan the next adventure! These products are all available on Zazzle and feature my photography.
If you find an image that you like and you want it on a different product Zazzle offers you the ability to do that as well. Just scroll down till you see a headline that says “Transfer this design onto another product”. Below that will be a box that says “View all products”. From there you can design and customize to your hearts content. So enjoy and have fun!
I also have a second store for Gifts for Travelers and Nature Lovers — those products are highlighted on the Footprints and Photos website. This site features a travel blog and travel and nature photography.
All photographs are taken by me, Karin H Wilson, unless otherwise indicated (sometimes Franz makes a guest appearance!).
Have fun exploring my store and even create your own products! Most images are large enough to be used on other products. So if you see something you like, but want on an apron instead, Zazzle lets you do that.
