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State of the photo-book market
“Almost like a Ponzi scheme of over-priced goods, if the circulation amongst the dealers were to stop, the bottom would drop out because at some point all would realize that the prices have been artificially inflated for those couple clients for whom money is no object.”
A quote from an excellent and incisive post by 5B4 on the state of the photo-book market.
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