CHRISTMAS CARDS ANYONE?

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I had intended to publish a post called 'DEW' with many delightful shots of droplet ridden webs and grasses, but quite frankly, the pictures weren't great thanks to the incessant hill fog and lack of manual focus on the camera. This technical issue was not one I considered when making the purchase and am now sorely regretting. Great camera in many ways, but trying time and time again to get it to focus on a blade of grass or anything equally ephemeral is a nightmare. It doesn't like fog and keeps telling me it can't focus. So, rather than bore myself and you with a series of very slightly out of focus shots of bits of water, I am seeking your advice.

Some of you have suggested I do a calendar in the past and also Christmas cards. I've found that I can get ten cards produced for £4.99 plus the postage as long as I order a hundred. If I were to put them into packs of two of each of five designs, would any of you be interested in buying them? After paying postage I think they would cost about £5.20 for a pack plus whatever the postage to your part of the world would be. I'd put them on Etsy so they work out the currency for me which is handy. I would really appreciate your opinion on what you think would make the best five designs from the 14 here. I think, given their square-ish shape, I imagine they might need to be cropped to a more rectangular card. They will be more notelet size and blank inside. If I get them done bigger, they start to double in price which isn't really the idea. Personally, I like 1, 5, 9, 13 and 14, but I'd be REALLY grateful for your input. I guess if no one wants them I can always use them myself again.....and again....and again. So, pen and paper at the ready? opinions please......

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Right, I'll await feedback. Do email me if you'd rather not comment, at emparko@gmail.com. Until next time, here's another early Snippet picture on the theme of snow.