66lb Arctic Polar Satin Sale Ending!

If you're looking for the next great paper surface to print your photography, you will love the results from Arctic Polar Satin. Its crisp white shade ensures your prints will have the deepest blacks, saturated colors, and amazing contrast. Arctic Polar Satin features a low-depth "photo e-surface" finish typical of the modern photographic lab print. The state of the art microporous coating will enhance details and color saturation.

More reasons to love Arctic Polar Satin

• Bright white for bold contrast and colors that pop
• Weight and feel of modern photo lab paper
• Satin surface minimizes fingerprints
• No marking or logos on the back
• Extra coating layer on back helps slow fade with dye inks

*The sale ends Wednesday June 25th at 11:59 PM (PST).

by Arthur H. Bleich

America, 1935. A land in the midst of a Great Depression.

Drought and over-cultivation of farmland had spawned dust storms that stripped vital topsoil away. In a country that was predominately rural and small-town, the massive crop failure that ensued caused millions to lose their farms and homes. Blown out, baked out and broke, most were forced to drift aimlessly from place to place, looking for whatever work they could find, desperate just to stay alive.

The Farm Security Administration (FSA) was charged with implementing government programs to help farmers who had been displaced. It also hired photographers to document its efforts and results. In all, FSA photographers shot over 164,000 black and white photographs and a smaller collection of 1,600 color images that perfectly defines the U.S. from 1935-1945

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